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Wong Yew Yip [email protected] Six Drivers of Highly Engaged Employees Adapted from the book “The Employee Engagement Mindset” by Timothy R. Clark

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Wong Yew Yip

[email protected]

Six Drivers of

Highly Engaged Employees

Adapted from the book “The Employee Engagement Mindset” by Timothy R. Clark

Highly Engaged

Employees

The 6 Drivers of Highly

Engaged Employees

CONNECT

1

SHAPE

2

LEARN

3

STRETCH

4

ACHIEVE

5

CONTRIBUTE

6

3

Highly Engaged vs Highly Disengaged Employees

Plug into the Power!

1

How to CONNECT . . .

Building relationship, working together and be an

active part of the team

Mutual exchange with people in which you exchange

care, concern, motivation, and encouragement

Don’t take the passive approach - letting people

connect with you

Take the deliberate approach - Plug in the Power!

Connect!

Make it your own!

2

How to SHAPE . . .

To shape your professional goals

Do you have professional goals right now?

Are they written down somewhere, and do they align with

the organization’s goals?

To shape your work. Many organizations benefit from

employees shaping their own work

To shape your work life - about shaping the climate,

culture, and conditions of your working environment

3

How to LEARN . . .

Moving fast to keep pace with the external pressures

of change

As new technologies, new industries and new work

processes replace older ones at an increasingly rapid

pace, the skills, knowledge, and job roles within the

organization must change as well

Be a dynamic learner and rekindle your passion for

learning to move at the speed of change!

“Anyone who stops learning is old, whether this

happens at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps

on learning not only remains young, but becomes

constantly more valuable regardless of physical

capacity.” ~ Harvey Ullman, author

Go to your outer limit!

4

How to STRETCH . . .

Stretch to Increase Your Capacity

Stretch to Increase Your Performance

Stretch to Increase Your Opportunities

Stretch to Increase Engagement

Stretch to Survive and Thrive

Get out of your comfort zone!

Stretch to your outer limit!

5

How to ACHIEVE . . .

Learn the process

and behavior to

achieve

You don’t have to

accept your past

performance as a

measure of your

future performance

The Achievement

Cycle …

Find

a Mountain

Plan the

Journey

Move

your feet

Adjust and

Adapt

Summit

1

2

3 4

5

6

How to CONTRIBUTE . . .

To cross over and become net contributors rather than

net consumers

If you keep it up, you’ll rub off on others, and the

legacy of your contribution will never end

Your contribution is indeed under your control

You make choices that determine your success and

your happiness in both your personal and professional

lives

Thank You

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