Friday Footnote # 84
Each week we share loads of content amongst Team ION and with our network. Content that inspires us, which we find helpful, or just makes us smile. We thought we would start sharing these insights every Friday. Welcome to Friday Footnote.
Nurturing employee engagement
Our next ION Open Doors virtual learning event will take place on Thursday 3rd March and we will be joined by the newest member of the ION Swansea delivery team, Nathan Haymer, who will lead a session discussing 'Nurturing Employee Engagement'.
Employees don’t leave companies; they leave their Manager. Everyone knows that an engaged employee creates results and leaders are the key to driving employee motivation.
In this session we will discuss the true meaning of employee engagement and what you can do as a leader to improve this. We will look closely at employee motivation and talk about what drives them the most.
This thought provoking session has been designed to explore employee engagement, further your experience of motivation and enable you to tailor your methods to best support your business.
You can sign up to attend this free virtual (via Zoom) session on our events pages.
Whats caught our eye this week
- Want to be more productive? Try doing this (Harvard Business Review)
- Dare to disagree (TED)
- Business Wales Barriers to Start-Up Grants (Business Wales)
- How mastering ecosystems transforms performance (EY)
- 2022 will be the year of mentoring (The HR Director)
- How looking at art can make you a better problem solver (Fast Company)
- Feeling unfulfilled or stuck at work? 3 ways to get you unstuck (TED)
- Zurich's HR boss on why business needs to start celebrating part-time working (Raconteur)
- Rethinking your approach to the employee experience (Harvard Busness Review)
- Funding for start-ups and small companies to develop and scale up game changing innovations (European Innovation Council)
- How to get better at the things you care about (TED)
Just starting your leadership journey?
Our ILM Level 3 New Leaders programme is designed to develop and enhance the leadership and management skills of those in the early stages of developing their leadership skills. Delegates will be encouraged to understand their own approach to leadership, and then consider their team roles and tasks required to create a strong business framework for the growth and sustainability of their organisation. Our next programme starts in May 2022, and you can find out more about the programme, including those all important dates, here.
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