How To Engage A Team

by Denise O'Berry

Experts say that at least 50% of the employees in companies are un-engaged. That’s a whopper. So what do you do to engage them?

The Team Doc Says…

Having a team leader who cares about the “people” part of his or her team will go a long way in engaging the workforce.

Getting work done in a team is a whole lot about how the people interact. If a team leader does not focus on these interaction issues, the team could very well fall apart and productivity will go down the tubes.

Engagement becomes an even bigger issue as younger team members join your company. Many baby boomers were happy with working hard and getting a little recognition for their work. Younger generations need a more nurturing leadership style to remain engaged with your company.

Here are a few of articles that can help you navigate the engagement process:

- Virtual Team Communication

- Attracting Generation Y

- How to Build Trust

- Curbing Low Morale In Your Team

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More info on this topic at:

  1. Both Generations Resist Team Building
  2. The Generation Gap – Integrating A Team Of Old And Young People
  3. Building a Virtual Team
  4. Disappointed That Team Members Won’t Join In On Team Trip
  5. New Team Leader Wants To Make Team Effective Again

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