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Improve Morale, Improve Service
In customer service the saying is...
"Employees treat customers exactly the way they perceive they are being treated by their management."
In other words...
Improve morale and you improve customer service. Employee satisfaction surveys do little to help. Companies pay a lot of money, tally the data, and then do nothing with it.
Research by the Gallup Organization shows that the key to a successful organization is a successful one-to-one relationship between supervisors and their employees.
Research by the Gallup Organization also states that employees who have clear, well-defined expectations about their roles are more successful. (See the book First Break All the Rules.)
In a typical employment situation, certain expectations, such as salary, hours, and job duties, are clearly understood by both employer and employee.
Other expectations, however, are so intimately linked to an individual’s concept of work that they often go unspoken or unacknowledged. The Work Expectations Assessment helps employees explore 10 work expectations that impact today’s employment relationships and morale:
Click to see a sample assessment employee satisfaction survey
Improve Attitude and MoraleWork Expectations Assessment helps employees
Use in Variety of Situations
Facilitator's Guide and Training AvailableThe Work Expectations Assessment can be used on it's own. It can also be introduced as part of a Work Expectations Training Program.
The Work Expectations Assessment Sourcebook offers everything you need to administer the Work Expectations Assessment. The sourcebook includes
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