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What Is a Culture of Recognition, and How Can It Help Your Business?

By Kevin Hunter
February 22, 2019 Leave a Comment

When it comes to running a business, your organizational success often depends on your employees. Your team members are the workhorses that complete the tasks necessary to make your company run, and if they're not happy doing the work or motivated to finish their assignments, your company will stall (or fail).

One of the keys to ensuring a team works hard and enjoys the process is to keep morale high. High employee morale is linked to better productivity, and more productivity means that the necessary work gets done at your office. One of the best ways to keep morale high is by creating a culture of recognition, which not only rewards people who perform well, but also has an overall positive effect on the way that people experience working at your company. Here's everything you need to know about a culture of recognition and how it can help your business.

What Is a Culture of Recognition?

A culture of recognition exists at a workplace where managers, executives and leaders are focused on recognizing the achievements of team members and rewarding them. An important part of a culture of recognition is implementing a rewards program that gives gifts and acknowledgments to people who have performed particularly well.

However, a culture of recognition extends beyond having an employee rewards program. Organizations with a culture of recognition are regularly examining how they reward employees and how they can improve the way that they acknowledge hard work. They reevaluate if they are offering the most desirable rewards and if the rewards have their intended effect.

Leaders of companies with a culture of recognition are vocal about how they recognize employees, and they are generous with their feedback and acknowledgment. A company with a culture of recognition is one where employees feel like they are appreciated and reminded of that often.

How Can a Culture of Recognition Help Your Business?

A culture of recognition is one that feels good for employees, where they receive positive feedback and motivation from employers. However, it isn't only good for employees. It can also help boost your business. Here are some of the ways.

It Results in the Best Quality of Work from Employees

Create a culture of recognition to ensure you're churning out the best products and services possible. 57% of companies that introduce peer-to-peer rmployee recognition see higher levels of employee engagement, and 72% of companies with employee recognition programs say that recognizing high performers makes a significant impact on employee engagement.

It Helps Boost Employee Retention

More fulfilled employees mean they are more likely to stay at your company for longer. Create a culture of recognition reduces the chances that people leave, which reduces the time and money required to hire someone new and train them, and avoids lag time between employees.

It Increases Trust Between Employees and Their Supervisors

Trust is key at a company for good relationships between employees and their higher-ups. When there is a culture of recognition, team members are able to trust that their hard work will be noticed and valued, which fosters this positive relationship.

Your employees work hard for your business. To show them that you appreciate them, create a culture of recognition. A culture of recognition doesn't only make your employees feel good, it also boosts morale. This, in turn, boosts productivity, which can result in more revenue, more efficient processes and an overall better work experience for you, your team and everyone involved in your organization.

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