Jostle's platform is designed to help leaders lead. We make it easy to reinforce purpose, clarify plans, and provide recognition. This white paper on the 5-needs employees feel at work and Jostle's employee success framework will help your team think about how to engage your employees.
Needless to say, leadership participation is key -- both for creating a credible, engaging platform, and a healthy organization. Here are some specific ways to get your leadership team involved...
1. Make them News Reporters
What more effective place for your leaders to communicate than News? Start by enabling the leadership team to be News Reporters, so they are able to quickly share successes and announce plans. They can leverage News to:
- Solicit feedback from across the organization with a Poll.
- Communicate new org-wide initiatives by creating a News article that links to a detailed plan posted in Library.
- Share their perspective by commenting on an News Items.
2. Set a leadership expectation for Shout-Outs
Encourage leadership at all levels to use Shout-Outs to recognize specific accomplishments, as they happen. As this blog article explains, frequently recognizing small things is very effective at engaging employees and reinforcing your values (particularly if you use our Org Values feature). Get your "middle management" participating and set a clear expectation of "at least once every two days".
3. Ghost write for your busy CEO
Here is an easy way to ghost write for your CEO.
4. Encourage leaders to work out loud
For the most part, employees have only a vague idea what leaders actually do. Sharing what you are thinking about and working on in real time takes transparency and trust to another level. Share this article about working out loud with your leadership team to get them started.
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