Raise The Bar
Firstly, I want to thank Brian Horn, editor of Lawn & Landscape, for presenting the opportunity to share my story through this monthly column and...
As a leader, I strive to provide positive feedback for my team to inspire and motivate, but sometimes reality ends up the opposite. Demanding deadlines and
As a leader, I strive to provide positive feedback for my team to inspire and motivate, but sometimes reality ends up the opposite. Demanding deadlines and busy schedules can often limit us to spot-checking work and only pointing out the problems. This perception of constant focus on obstacles and issues can lead your team to burnout, feeling unappreciated and a sense of defeat. Is it not your intent to have them feel like their work is never good enough? Neither is mine. I’d like to share beneficial ways to boost positive employee engagement and improve your chances of success for the future.
