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Chalking out a corporate gifting and incentive plan

February 27th, 2009

Employees when working for any company look for motivation and job satisfaction. They require incentives to work in an organization with complete dedication and commitment. Lack of motivation can lead to indifferent performance. So it is necessary to motivate your employees for a vibrant workplace.

Corporate gifting and incentive plan is also necessary to enhance team building. This can be achieved in numerous ways. Firstly, go for a corporate gift plan that will build a wave of enthusiasm among the employees and foster a spirit of healthy competition among different team members.

Secondly, choose a corporate gift that you are certain would be appreciated by your employees and will be cherished for a long time. Remember that anything you do to motivate your team members will have a rewarding effect.

As companies try to make sure that their employees give their best to sustain their growth rate in today’s challenging times, they must take steps to ‘motivate’ them by offering small but timely and ‘real’ incentives so they deliver quality results. After all, motivation is what makes a business grow.

The best way of motivating your employees is to offer products of their choice as special incentives like T-shirts, pens, cell phones, diaries, bags, a holiday package or even a treat to their favorite restaurant. This will prompt employees to work harder.

Take your whole team on a special outing and give them the gift. It will please them more than anything. A gift wrapped in a silver shining paper laced with a superb ribbon will add glitter to it. It would be a good idea to write a small handwritten note appreciating the efforts of the team members along with the gift as a personalized gesture.

Ultimately what really matters is the sincere efforts made by you to bond all the members as part of a spirited and united team.


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Revamp office space; it will be a perfect May Day gesture

April 29th, 2008

Poor office design is often responsible for loss of productivity apart from hurting employee morale. According to a survey, nearly thirty per cent people opt to leave their current jobs owing to the poor office environment and almost an equal number of prospective employees turn down a job offer largely because of a firm’s poor work environment.

The most common complaints from people working in badly designed offices are:

Noise – It affects their work efficiency.
Temperature - The offices is either too warm or too cold for comfort.
Insufficient space - The people commonly find their workspace cramped and constrained.
Uncomfortable furniture – Employees often are dissatisfied with the outdated office furniture.

Other common areas of complaint and irritation are poor ventilation and poor illumination. The ventilation system should provide quality indoor air. It should also provide the right levels of humidity and temperature. Importantly, it should be well maintained. A badly lit office may cause accidents resulting from shadows, glare, eyestrain and fatigue.

The idea of building a pleasant office environment is to create productive and conducive conditions for optimum output. A well-designed office layout improves staff morale and profitability whereas badly designed offices constrain employees. Getting rid of clutter and reorganizing the workspace will lead to a positive working environment.

Take steps to revamp office space. It will be a perfect May Day or International Workers’ Day gesture!

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