Bradley HamnerFounder, BlueprintOS · Founder - Above the Business & BlueprintOS

Tips for Boosting Employee Engagement with Jevon Wooden #emotionalintelligence #businessleadership

Name: Tips for Boosting Employee Engagement with Jevon Wooden #emotionalintelligence #businessleadership
Uploaded: 2024-10-05T14:30:10+00:00
Duration: 50 s
Channel: Bradley Hamner
Description: In this segment, Jevon Wooden emphasizes the importance of actively listening to employees and acting on their feedback to retain top talent. He argues…

5 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this segment, Jevon Wooden emphasizes the importance of actively listening to employees and acting on their feedback to retain top talent. He argues that A‑players may stay hidden if their needs aren’t met, so leaders must ask what staff need to stay happy and productive, and ensure they aren’t looking elsewhere. Wooden outlines three core actions: (1) solicit and implement employee feedback, (2) recognize and reward high performers, and (3) promptly address issues when they arise. By consistently applying these practices, leaders can create an environment where employees feel valued, stay engaged, and deliver their best work.

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And then we're gonna look at, you know, are we receiving the feedback from the people and are we implementing that feedback? What would they like to see? You know, to keep them there, especially, you know, we talk about A players and all this other stuff. Well, maybe we might have some A players that just haven't come out because we're not giving them what they need. So we really need to start with the people, you know, listen on the people who are doing the work and say, what do you need? How can I make sure that you are happy here? How can I make sure that you're giving us your best work and you're giving us your all and you're not using your time here to look for another role? Because that's really what it boils down to. If you ensure that you are recognizing people, that you're rewarding them, and then that you're rectifying when there is an issue, you will be okay.