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Debunking sales compensation myths: Discover how balanced incentives, team collaboration, and thoughtful leadership transform sales performance. Part 2 unveils five more truths to reshape your sales compensation strategy effectively.
Debunk sales compensation myths that hold back organization success! Learn why simplicity, uncapped commissions, behavior alignment, plan adaptability, and personalized incentives drive better results.
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What comes to your mind when you think of the term Employee Engagement?
Engagement is, at best, a symptom of success. Employee engagement refers to how employees channel their cognitive, emotional, and behavioral energies towards achieving positive organizational outcomes.
Employee engagement is a wide concept that has different meanings. However, one should remember that employee engagement is different from employee satisfaction. Satisfaction only indicates how content your employees are. At the same time, engagement indicates an employee's level of involvement, passion, or emotional commitment towards work.
By definition, employee engagement is a workplace approach that increases the chances of business success, contributing to organizational and individual performance and productivity with an enhanced sense of individual well-being.
In simple terms, employee engagement is one of the key factors in driving organizational success. It is the extent to which employees feel passionate about their work and put extra effort into their tasks. Engaged employees actively and happily commit to their work, company goals, and values because they are emotionally invested and not just for monetary reasons.
According to a study, it is found that companies with better employee engagement saw:
Employees who are engaged make it a point to show up to work and work more actively. They are more likely to stay with the employer, which in turn, reduces employee attrition. As engaged employees have a greater commitment to quality of work, they focus on improving customer relationships and obtaining commendable organic growth in prospects and sales. The previous outcomes of customer satisfaction and reduced employee turnover collide, bringing organizations increased profitability.
Employee engagement should be a top priority, as employees are the company's backbone and are crucial to its success. Organizations can foster a highly engaged workforce by implementing the 5C's approach - Concern, Connect, Cultivate, Collaborate, and Celebrate.
Now that we know why employee engagement is important and how it benefits organizations, let’s talk about how to drive employee engagement.
One of the best ways to drive engagement is through incentives. A study by Incentive Research Foundation says sales incentives have proven to boost employee engagement. Thus, offering your employees with an incentive can go a long way.