“Things are always changing and we need people who are energized by change and look for opportunities for themselves to grow with opportunities and to help our company and our customers grow as well.” ~ Survey Respondent
It might seem like an uphill battle, to get the kind of energy and initiative described above. After all, what organization has not experienced layoffs or big-time cost-containment in recent history? Managing the pressure drains your energy and depletes your spirit. And just when you need your employees to step up, it may seem like they are hiding out.
It’s hard to work against the natural Human response of feeling threatened. In this report, begin to think about working with Human nature, meet employee needs, and benefit the organization all at the same time. We start by looking at the as potential development needs listed below. If you had your choice as to what you want to see more of from employees or coworkers, which would you pick?
- Develop a “go with the flow” mindset, allowing them to be more open to accelerating rate of change
- Turn on a dime; for instance, let go of an old project and immediately re-invest mental energy when a new focus is called for
- Initiate and take ownership for what has to be done to serve the customer and the organization’s goals
- Brim with innovative ideas that capitalize on the changing market environment and economy
- Keep their heads in the game in the midst of economic uncertainties, managing typical job insecurity or other personal concerns
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