culled from:careerealism.com
1. Be Supportive
I think it’s very important to have a supportive team. Our team is
very open and supportive of each other. This attitude encourages our
employees to go to each other when they are stuck in a project or need
some extra input. I know from personal experience that having that
support system is a great motivator because it allows you to ditch your
doubts.
2. Allow Everyone To Share Their Ideas
We have regular brainstorming sessions with the team, which means
everyone has a chance to be creative and get involved in big projects.
This is a great way to get a team excited about our company projects and
goals. Having a regular time and place to contribute your ideas really
encourages the team to aim higher, think creatively, and work more
efficiently.
3. Encourage Ownership
We also make sure everyone “owns” a project – each individual has the
responsibility for one major project in the company. Every person must
create, manage, and track the results of a project. Having that extra
responsibly motivates each individual to do their absolute best.
4. Let Them Know You Appreciate Them
Another great way to motivate employees is to let them know you
appreciate their work – both publicly and privately. Whether it’s a
private email commending someone on a job well-done, or a public
announcement with a monthly award/certificate, appreciating your
employees and their work is always a fantastic motivator.
5. Have A Little Fun
We also make time for fun at the office. We have team lunches and
games, and even an ongoing office prank – all of these activities help
the team bond and build stronger relationships with each other. To me,
this is a huge to-do because, if you don’t make an effort to get to know
the people you work with each day, you’re not going to be very
motivated to go to work, are you? You spend more time with these people
than your own family – you should have the opportunity to get to know
them on a different level.
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