Even if you spend hours, weeks and months on the developing the “perfect” marketing plan it still can fail. Why ? Because you don’t treat your employees better than you treat your customers and over time they have become disengaged. Employee engagement may seem like a frill in a downturn economy. But it can make a big difference in a company’s survival. Gallup estimates the cost of America’s disengagement crisis at a staggering $300 billion in lost productivity annually. When people don’t care about their jobs or their employers, they don’t show up consistently, they produce less, or their work quality suffers and your customers suffer.
Employment
According to the Harvard Business Review; When we are silent, we are hurting the outcome. You see, minority viewpoints have been proven to aid the quality of decision making in juries, by teams and for the purpose of innovation. Research proves then even when the different points of view are wrong, they cause people to think better, to create more solutions and to improve the creativity of problem solving. The key question is who out there is ready to stand up and say “this is bad marketing” or “this is not going to meet our business objectives?”