On-site exercise equipment. Paid volunteer time. A wall of baking tools you can borrow. These may sound like the perks some flush tech companies extend to their engineers.
Can leaders and organizations make people happy at work?
I learned that being in the happiness business led only to frustration and disappointment. Happiness is too elusive an idea.
I learned that it was better as a leader to create conditions where employees could come to work and feel valued, involved, and informed and have their talents and passions utilized–if they wanted to.
That way, employees felt alive in pursuit of noble goals and profits grew along with happiness.
This is just what I have experienced as well. Right on!
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Nothing creates more content at work than being engaged with it and being respected while doing it. “Perks” have nothing to do with either. Nothing at all.
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