Few things irritate me more than opacity and unfairness at work. If you have the privilege of leading people, one of the quickest ways you can lose your legitimacy in their eyes is to take away their voice. Before you make any decision that significantly affects the work your folks do, you better have the good sense to ask them what they think. If you discount or ignore this aspect of professional courtesy, it’s going to cost you.
How You Kill Motivation At Work
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bretsimmons under Human Resources
From http://www.bretlsimmons.com 4833 days ago
Made Hot by: Monsieur Eraser on February 3, 2011 9:21 pm
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4831 days ago
Thanks for participating on BizSugar. I'm with you! killing motivation will end up killing your business. I'm convinced business owners who allow such systems to exist aren't aware of how they're hurting their business in the process.