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Enable communities of passion

“Passion is a multiplier of human effort, but it can’t be manufactured. It’s present only when people get the chance to work on what they truly care about.”

Passion is a significant multiplier of human accomplishment, particularly when like-minded individuals converge around a worthy cause. Yet a wealth of data indicates that most employees are emotionally disengaged at work. They are unfulfilled, and consequently their organizations underperform. Companies must encourage communities of passion by structuring work and revising management processes to help people tap into a higher calling at work, by connecting employees who share similar passions, and by better aligning the organization’s objectives with the natural interests of its people.

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Enable communities of passion

“Passion is a multiplier of human effort, but it can’t be manufactured. It’s present only when people get the chance to work on what they truly care about.”

Passion is a significant multiplier of human accomplishment, particularly when like-minded individuals converge around a worthy cause. Yet a wealth of data indicates that most employees are emotionally disengaged at work. They are unfulfilled, and consequently their organizations underperform. Companies must encourage communities of passion by structuring work and revising management processes to help people tap into a higher calling at work, by connecting employees who share similar passions, and by better aligning the organization’s objectives with the natural interests of its people.

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The Innovation process needs to embed a culture of Diversity and Inclusion (D&I).  Those organizations that truly incorporate D&I as part of their Innovation culture will benefit and have
Hack by Steve McGill on January 10, 2019
Enlist a small group of employees to volunteer in an external, community-related project to demonstrate how collaboration and community can solve real world problems for individual and organizational
What is your biggest motivation for running your business? Who or what matters most to you?
Story by Joe Sharp on May 13, 2014
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Story by Tony Nelson on December 9, 2010
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Story by shirley spence on September 24, 2010
I was cleaning out my closet and came across a customer service training video the Western Division of Alabama Power made in 1984.
Story by Jim McGriff, Jr. on June 27, 2019
An  Fast-cycle Executive Forum is a group 6-10 ‘like minded’ executives from different functions/regions of the company who convene once a week in a ‘virtual round table’ collaboration format to
Hack by Paul Gromball on March 10, 2011
Maori Businesses and Organisations are often intergenerational and the strategic vision has been set in history or created to establish a future for the next generation.
Story by Nancy Tuaine on December 15, 2011
This story features Hero Arts, a 38-year old design company that manufactures decorative stamp products for the global craft market.   A family business, Hero Arts is recognized by customers
Story by Aaron Leventhal on May 11, 2012

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