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The document uses a dinner party metaphor to illustrate different types of recognition. Scenario 1 represents "badging" recognition, where the guest thanks the host but provides nothing of value. Scenario 2 represents cash recognition, where the guest offers to financially contribute. Scenario 3 represents social recognition, where the guest brings a gift like wine or dessert to the party to show appreciation in a thoughtful way. Social recognition makes the best impression compared to badging or cash recognition alone.
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- 1. WHAT A DINNER PARTY CAN TEACH ABOUT Recognition
- 2. In the new book The Power of Thanks, authors Eric Mosley and Derek Irvine offer a neat metaphor for recognition.
- 3. “If it has no value, it has no value.” We have a saying about recognition:
- 4. To illustrate, imagine you are invited to a small dinner party. Here are three scenarios: You’re Invited!
- 5. 1 You arrive with absolutely nothing in your hands. S CENARI O
- 6. At the end of the dinner, you take out a piece of paper, draw a big thumbs-up on it.
- 7. You hand it to your host, and say, “This was a magical dinner, I really like your dinner. I’m gonna like you on Facebook! Heck, this dinner was so good I’m going to give you a second thumbs-up!”
- 9. 2 You say, “That was a really fabulous dinner; you must have spent a lot of money in putting this together.” S CENARI O
- 10. “Let me get my wallet out, I want to contribute for how much . . . Here’s $50 for what I ate.”
- 11. That’s like recognizing with cash.
- 12. 3 You arrive with a bottle of wine, chocolates, or flowers. S CENARI O
- 13. Or you offer to bring a special dessert, which amounts to coming prepared to show appreciation.
- 14. And perhaps after the event you send a handwritten note or an entertaining e-mail.
- 15. And yes, you also post a photo on Facebook!
- 17. Badging, cash, or giving a considered sign of appreciation — which do you think makes the best impression?
- 18. © 2015 Globoforce Limited. All rights reserved. THE OF HOW SOCIAL RECOGNITION EMPOWERS EMPLOYEES AND CREATES A BEST PLACE TO WORK ERIC MOSLEY CEO OF GLOBOFORCE DEREK IRVINE VP OF CLIENT STRATEGY CONSULTING, GLOBOFORCE POWER THANKS Download a free chapter or buy your copy today from Adapted from The Power of Thanks, by Eric Mosley and Derek Irvine, McGraw Hill 2015.