Tips for your Manager's
What can Managers do to prevent employee burnout? Ultimately, managers greatly influence how employees feel about their job. Below are our 4 tips for Manager's on how to prevent burnout in your workplace...
1. Listen to work-related problems. Listening may seem like an obvious solution, and many managers may feel as though they are doing well in this area. Yet, too few managers make frequent employee check-ins and ongoing conversations a high priority.
2. Make everyone’s opinion count. When employees believe their opinions are welcome and make a difference, they feel important and included, and they begin taking more responsibility for their performance.
3. Make work purposeful. Reinforcing how an employees work changes their organization, industry or world is especially important for preventing or reducing burnout among millennials, who particularly crave purpose-driven, mission-oriented work.
4. Focus on an employees strengths. When people have the opportunity to tap into their strengths, they are more engaged, more effective, less stressed and more focused on doing their best work
We wrote a blog about this topic recently. Click here to view: bit.ly.... If you're looking for an HR professional or team to promote these tactics within your company's culture feel free to get in touch with us today! Call 09 392 9868 to discuss.
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