How to Keep High Performers Engaged
39mBeginner2022-08-01
Authors

Madecraft
Full-Service Learning Content Company
Ruth Gotian
Learning Executive and Performance Coach
Course details
It’s no secret that high achievers are more productive, but how do you get them, unlock their productivity, and keep them satisfied and challenged by their work? In this course, instructor Dr. Ruth Gotian shows you why high achievers are crucial for business success, how your organization can avoid common blind spots, and how to identify what your high performers want so you can give it to them and raise the bar.
Explore the importance of high achievers as problem-solvers, puzzlers, and innovators. Get tips on where most organizations fail their highest achievers by focusing on the wrong people, avoiding change, flatlining company culture, and not promoting advancement. Discover the secret to retaining high performers and giving them exactly what they want: from metrics and engagement to praise, recognition, mentorship, and values-based development.
Explore the importance of high achievers as problem-solvers, puzzlers, and innovators. Get tips on where most organizations fail their highest achievers by focusing on the wrong people, avoiding change, flatlining company culture, and not promoting advancement. Discover the secret to retaining high performers and giving them exactly what they want: from metrics and engagement to praise, recognition, mentorship, and values-based development.
Skills covered
Management SkillsLeadership and ManagementOne-Off
Concepts
Introduction
- High achievers outperform
Importance of High Achievers
- Problem solving pros
- Innovators among us
- Approach to challenges
Where Most Organizations Fail
- Focusing on the wrong people
- Copy and paste mentality
- No clear path for advancement
What High Achievers Really Want
- Great to have, difficult to retain
- Leveraging metrics
- Not about the money
- Advancement opportunities
- Shine a light
- Recognize their value
Developing Your High Performance Team
- Veterans and rookies
- Live out your values
Conclusion
- Raise the bar