A responsive employee creates her own opportunities and controls her own destiny by volunteering and leading initiatives.
To engage with people on a truly human level — that is, to get beyond the employees-as-interchangeable-assets mindset — we need to be far more responsive to employees as individuals.
leadership is increasingly being questioned, with a greater emphasis being placed, at least rhetorically, on the need for executives to be more responsive to employees and on the value of dividing authority (although no one is seriously considering letting ordinary employees elect the boss).
This study designs an enterprise training system facilitating knowledge transfer so that enterprise training is more responsive to employees' demand through reasonable classification of staff.
This may be because their competitive advantage lies in their people, so these firms strive to be responsive to employees' requests.
Viewing your business through a sustainability lens helps create a better company — one that's resilient and responsive to employees, customers, and society in general.
Flexibility, which many hoped would result in jobs that were more responsive to employees' lives, increasingly means that workers have to re-arrange their lives to meet employers' last-minute demands.
According to Deloitte, "Young workers are eager for business leaders to be proactive about making a positive impact in society and to be responsive to employees' needs". Among their top goals: Making a positive impact on society and the environment, creating innovative products, ideas and services, job creation and improving people's lives.
Another intervention pathway is developing processes through which organizations become more aware of and responsive to employees' values.
Thankfully, a very responsive bank employee is working with my godmother to reverse the fraudulent charges.
Scheduling should be equitable, transparent and responsive to employee wishes, but it need not — cannot — always give everyone his ideal shift.
