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Unlock the power of Recogdemption

Download our exclusive research report, “Recogdemption: A Formula for Loyalty. A Blueprint for Change,” and access actionable insights to transform your recognition programme.

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What is Recogdemption?

Recogdemption is a breakthrough concept developed by BI WORLDWIDE. It’s the act of giving early, meaningful recognition that accelerates reward redemption and significantly increases employee retention. Our research reveals that when recognition, redemption, and retention are activated together, they create a self-sustaining cycle of employee engagement that delivers measurable business results.

What you’ll learn in this report

Our latest EMEA research draws on insights from nearly 1 million employees across 118 countries and multiple industries.

  • The science behind effective employee recognition strategies:
    Discover why the first six months are critical and how six or more recognitions can double engagement rates.
  • Reward redemption insights:
    Learn how strategic reward offerings encourage early redemption and ongoing motivation.
  • Retention through reward:
    See how high-frequency reward redeemers are four times more likely to stay in an organisation for at least 18 months.
  • Manager enablement:
    Get practical tips to empower managers and embed employee recognition strategies into your company culture.
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