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recognition and motivation

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    Case Study

    Unifying recognition to create a culture of shared values

    Learn how The Watches of Switzerland Group fostered a culture of shared values using a unified recognition programme.

  • Hands reaching up amidst colorful confetti with the text: Driving early recognition significantly aids in developing a recognition-rich culture.

    Article

    Developing successful recognition programmes through early recognition

    Recognising people early in their tenure is a proven strategy to boost employee engagement.

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    Article

    3 ways to drive culture and strategy with data insights

    In today’s dynamic work environment, HR professionals often find themselves managing complaints and culture clashes rather than shaping company culture and strategy. But how can HR leaders get back to focusing their influence on both short- and long-term company goals effectively? The answer lies in data.

  • Three professionals sit at a table, smiling and talking with laptops and notebooks. Text promotes a webinar on recognition in business, featuring Ken Fairchild and Amy Stern, with their photos and titles displayed.

    Webinar

    Webinar | Driving business and culture

    Watch this webinar to learn about how Medtronic leverages their recognition initiatives to drive organisational objectives. Ken Fairchild from Medtronic will discuss how they were able to improve free cash flow, market share, and other key CEO priorities.

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    Case Study

    Building a high performance culture

    How BI WORLDWIDE led a complex global recognition implementation and set a great foundation for this global bank’s high-performance culture.

  • A hand in a knit sleeve holds a heart-shaped paper with Thank you written on it, symbolizing employee appreciation. The background is a snowy forest with bare trees, and sunlight filters through the top right corner.

    Article

    Season of giving

    As the festive season approaches, the season of goodwill offers the opportunity to reflect on the value of employee appreciation in the workplace.

  • Webinar promotional image with the text AI in action: Elevating your employee recognition program. Features two speakers, Evan Kapsen and Stephen Ho, with logos for Worldwide and SHRM Recertification. Background shows a digital interface and laptop.

    Webinar

    Webinar | AI in action

    With artificial intelligence rapidly growing, how do you make sure your employee recognition programme is elevated but also stays authentic and true to your company? And how can you leverage it to increase employee engagement and productivity?

  • Two colleagues sit at a wooden table, collaborating. The man uses a laptop, while the woman takes notes with a pen and notebook. They appear focused and engaged, with a plant and wooden decor in the background.

    Article

    How to drive sustainability through your recognition programme

    Discover how integrating sustainability into your employee recognition programme can transform your workplace. Learn actionable strategies to motivate your team towards greener habits, enhance your company’s environmental impact, and foster a culture of sustainability. Dive into our latest insights on creating a recognition programme that not only celebrates achievements but also champions a sustainable future.

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    Article

    Generation Alpha: Key strategies for engaging the next workforce generation

    Ready for Generation Alpha? Discover how to attract, retain, and integrate the next wave of talent with our comprehensive guide to engaging the newest workforce generation.

  • In a bright room, a woman in a suit triumphantly holds up a trophy, smiling as part of how a global pharmaceutical company celebrated employee milestones. Two people in the foreground clap enthusiastically, while blurred buildings are visible through the large windows behind them.

    Case Study

    Scaling service anniversary recognition across 107 countries

    Discover how BI WORLDWIDE supported a global pharmaceutical company to scale their service anniversary programme from 5 to 107 countries.