Did you know that more than a quarter of us (29%*) feel undervalued in our current role?
With a significant proportion of our time being spent at work, either in the office or working remotely, expressing and receiving gratitude can have a real impact on company culture, working environment, engagement and retention.
More than a quarter of us (29%*) feel undervalued in our current role?
It turns out that, in many cases, the simple act of a manager taking the opportunity to say ‘thank you’ could be enough to demonstrate value, keep them happier in their jobs and help retain good people.
But how do we go about it?
Personally, I like a public display of gratitude, especially if clapping and cheering is involved, but the same isn’t true for everyone. I have a colleague who finds the whole concept of being thanked publicly so horrifying that she has raised it in her one-to-one.
This got me thinking about how different Team Roles say ‘thank you’…