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Workshop: What It Means to Work Here

A highly engaged workforce has never been more important. Tammy’s unique, ground-breaking work on employee engagement provides a powerful perspective:  companies with extraordinary employee-employer relationships understand what it means to work in their organizations and excel at embedding that meaning in the day-to-day employee experience. Engaging employees is not about copying another corporation’s best practices. It’s about digging deep to identify what’s uniquely important to your organization and translating that into tangible elements of every employee’s day-to-day reality.

As Tammy’s research shows, individuals find meaning in different aspects of work; work plays different roles in our lives. Understand the six psycho-demographic segments that describe our relationship to work and the elements of the employee experience that are most appealing to each segment.

This workshop is appropriate for everyone who wants to learn more about engagement. Because the work sessions are designed as breakouts, the total group can be as large as the room space accommodates. Each breakout group should ideally include no more than 6 participants.

Highly interactive delivery format with an extended breakout session, providing pragmatic take-aways.

The total time parameter is 3.5 hours, not including breaks.

Workshop Agenda

Time (minutes)TitleKey ContentDesign FormatSyllabus
30Sustaining High Levels of EngagementWhat the research shows about companies that have high levels of engagementInteractive LectureSlide Deck: pages 1-8
15What Engages You?Personal reflection on the characteristics of an engaging work experienceIndividual assessmentSlide Deck:  page 9

Worksheet:  What Engages You?
45The Six Engagement ArchetypesAn overview of the six archetypesInteractive LectureSlide Deck: pages 10-21
60Variations in the Employee Experience by ArchetypeIdentification of specific elements of the employee experience that would appeal to each archetypeBreakout Session

Full Group Review and Discussion
Slide Deck:  page 22

Card Deck: Engagement Archetypes
45Practical Suggestions for Your OrganizationAn overview of Signature Experiences and other tipsInteractive LectureSlide Deck: pages 23-35
15Wrap Up and DebriefKey takeaways and suggestions for improvementGroup Discussion


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You can order from Tammy Erickson Associates all the materials you need to deliver What It Means to Work Here within your own organization.

Class materials include:

Facilitator’s Slide Deck and Accompanying Facilitator’s Guide

Article: “What It Means To Work Here,” Harvard Business Review

Worksheet: What Engages You

Card Deck: Engagement Archetypes

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