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Is Good Work Being Recognized?

Is Good Work Being Recognized?

Employees need and appreciate acknowledgement for a job well done. Doing so helps retain valuable talent.

Train your managers on how to praise and recognize employees for doing good work. Provide them with a budget for financial rewards.

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