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Overview
The Human Age Research Overview Key Findings Implications Best Practices Discussion
Experis | Tuesday, February 21, 2012
A Shift in Perspective
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HUMAN AGE
Experis | Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Audience Poll
No 1 Poll No.
How often do you consider how your own leadership behaviors impact your team?
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Research Overview
Countries Surveyed
15 COUNTRIES SURVEYED:
Australia Brazil Canada China Denmark France Germany India Japan New Zealand Norway South Korea Sweden United Kingdom United States
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Organization Engagement
I am committed to doing what is required to help my organization succeed I am proud to work for my organization I speak highly of my organization's products and services Overall, I am satisfied with my organization as an employer
Commitment
Pride
Advocacy
Satisfaction
FULLY ENGAGED
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Key Findings
Benchwarmers
Organization Engagement
9%
34%
Base: 28,810 employees
Star
Free Agents
Disconnected
Not Engaged
50%
7%
Engaged
Not Engaged
Experis | Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Job Engagement
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74% Engaged 8%
Not Engaged
Experis | Tuesday, February 21, 2012
33% 33%
Favorable Unfavorable
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7. Communicate effectively about change in my organization 8. Encourage feedback across my organizations 9. Make decisions consistent with my organizations strategy 10. Respond appropriately to changing g g external conditions 11. Have the capability to make my organization successful 12. Ensure that projects are completed 13. Are visible to employees
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Audience Poll
Poll No. No 2
Are these behaviors ones that you consistently exhibit?
o Yes, consistently and regularly o Yes, for the most part o No, far from it
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Have more than 3 x more employees intending to stay more than 5 years
Organizations that have effective immediate managers and senior leaders have more than twice the number of engaged employees
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Best Practices
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40%
22%
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Case Study
Si Situation: i
Demerger of infrastructure assets resulted in low engagement levels; career development identified as a critical driver for engagement
Approach:
Separate delivery streams to meet unique needs of office-based employees and field-based employees in power stations Customized website for assessments, workshop pre-work, career discussions and management 1:1 career coaching for employees and managers
Results:
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Case Study
Situation:
Past culture focused on technical excellence rather than profitability; new CEO focuses on integrated approach of commercial strategy, efficiency and culture Developed an integrated behavioral change strategy to build a high-performing culture, including: Regrouping - Realignment with the business strategy
Approach:
Foundation for Change guiding principles, supporting behaviors and culture surveys across 9 countries Culture Change Employee Engagement Program Anchoring Culture Change developing leaders Profit increase of 4.5 times in 2 years
Results:
Share price increased 2.5 times in 12 months Clear and visible shift in culture and behaviors focused employee commitment on high-performance goals
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Questions
Everyone will receive a copy of the White Paper
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Thank You
Presented by:
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