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- 2. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Cassie Whitlock Director of HR BambooHR Erin Boettge Content Marketing Manager BizLibrary
- 4. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement TimeManagement: Theabilitytouseone’stime effectivelyandproductively.
- 5. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement HR Enables Time Management • Effective and consistent payroll • Clear policies and procedures (such as time off) • Protection from discrimination and harassment • Workplace safety
- 6. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement It takes up to 23 minutes to refocus after an interruption.
- 7. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Poll Question: How Many Browser Tabs? A. 1-5 B. 5-10 C. 10-15 D. 15-20 E. I lost count.
- 8. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement There is no time management, only choice management. -KevinEikenberry
- 11. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Information Overload • Concept developed in 1970 by American sociologist and futurologist Alvin Toffer • Increasing at a rapid rate • Too much information triggers panic response • Data threatens us with fear of not doing enough
- 12. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement A life without stress can sometimes be a life without significance. But how you interpret the body’s response makes all the difference. A lot of new research shows that it’s possible to develop your self-awareness to the extent that you can approach something in a positive way, that for another person would be negatively stressful. Another person might feel flooded or overwhelmed, but you can develop a way to approach the data in a constructive manner. -DanSiegel APlace for Stress
- 13. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Can We Keep Up?
- 14. Time Management and Values
- 15. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement
- 16. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Developing Values • Examine Your Mission: this is your purpose for existing as an organization (beyond money) • Develop a Vision: determine what you want to accomplish with specifics • Set Goals: complete concrete tasks to turn mission into reality.
- 17. Overextending leaves employees two choices: appear uncommitted, or put life into their background tabs
- 18. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Karoshi: Death by Overwork A 2016 report examining karoshi cases and their cause of death found that more than 20% of people in a survey of 10,000 Japanese workers said that they worked at least 80 hours of overtime a month.
- 19. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement The most effective values define how you’re going to realize your vision with both aspirations and limits.
- 20. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement
- 22. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Benefits of Planning Ahead • You have a sense of what to expect tomorrow. • You sleep better without thinking about work. • It helps you to compartmentalize work and home. • You wake with a purpose, a sense of the day. You are less reactive. • You will know if you made realistic plans for the day. SOURCE: Laura Stack, Time Management: How to Control Your Day in an Uncontrollable Workplace
- 23. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Benefits of Planning Ahead • You avoid the decision dilemma. These are the time gaps when you ask yourself, ”What should I do next?” • You have a clear focus, which reduces your stress level. • You enjoy family time more. You are present and focused. SOURCE: Laura Stack, Time Management: How to Control Your Day in an Uncontrollable Workplace
- 24. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Meetings: Get Moving
- 25. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement • Provide physical space and calendar space • Communicate a clear purpose • Set an agenda • Designate someone to keep things on track • Plan time for spoken communication • Ask for and implement feedback Coordinating Meetings
- 26. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Make the meeting about purpose rather than presenter.
- 27. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Email: Tool, or Cruel Weapon? • Every message looks the same • Every message needs a decision • It takes time to browse the inbox • One email leads to another in a chain reaction • Each email needs an action or response
- 28. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Taming Your Inbox • Schedule designated email times • Transition periods (home to work, work to lunch, work to home) are great times to do email • Close your email program and disable notifications when it isn’t time for email • Add actions from emails to your plan
- 29. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Controlling Mass Emails • Comments on announcements can lead to repeated distractions • Personality emails are low priority and often serve as little more than a notification distraction • Respond directly and privately to mass emailers • Encourage the proper channels for expression
- 30. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Hello, [NAME] I think it’s great that you’re [Describe the message here] Can I encourage you to use [alternate messaging method] for items like this in the future? [Alternate messaging method] is a great place to share passions, interests and group opportunities. This also allows us to be mindful of how to use our [company name] email wisely, knowing that every group email pulls the attention of the entire company. Thanks and [restate support for item that’s important to sender]! [Your email signature]
- 32. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Fear Of Missing Out
- 33. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement The Benefits of Embracing Breaks • It’s part of our physiology • Employees who take physical breaks every 90 minutes are far more productive • Breaks should include both physical and mental breaks—optimally, a break should provide both
- 34. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement How to Unplug • Increased connections make it harder to unplug • Options include putting away devices • This could also include turning off notifications from social media/work-related activities • Unplugging sets digital boundaries for our time
- 35. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Organizational FOMO • Results in abandoned projects • Rapid changes in direction • The sense that there isn’t enough time, manpower, or innovation • Often described as “doing more with less”
- 36. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Slow is Smooth, Smooth is Fast
- 38. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Fixing Strategic FOMO • Teach effective time management principles • Set, track, and report goals • Review goal results from across the organization • Assess where to allocate resources • Accurate information shifts the focus from the unknown to the known, leading to confidence
- 39. How to Do More
- 40. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Work is learning, and learning is the work. -KevinEikenberry
- 41. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Micro-Learning Benefits • No cognitive overload • Observation leads to learning and mastery • Spaced intervals between videos lead to better retention of the material learned • Interleaving multiple styles increases learning • Testing (forced recall) helps increase mastery
- 42. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement Follow BambooHR and BizLibrary on social media: bamboohr.com/blog | bizlibrary.com/blog Thank you!
- 43. bamboohr.com bizlibrary.com Learning Culture and Employee Engagement BambooHR Receive a free job posting on our ATS and full HRIS for one week. We will contact everyone within the next few days to set this up. Start a free 30-day trial with BizLibrary. BizLibrary www.bizlibrary.com/free-trial Questions?