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🌟 One thing I’ve learned in the past few weeks is that recognition goes a long way. Whether it’s a simple thank you or a public shoutout, showing appreciation can have a huge impact on morale and motivation. In today’s fast-paced work environment, it’s easy to overlook the small wins. But those moments of acknowledgment can make all the difference in building a positive company culture. Take a minute to celebrate your team's achievements today—it matters more than you think! 🙌  

Did you just hit that deadline like a boss? Time to break out the confetti and celebrate! Acknowledging your team's victories isn't just a pat on the back—it's the fuel that drives motivation and creates a culture where everyone wants to crush it again and again. Remember, a thriving team isn't built on deadlines alone. It's built on recognition, support, and a shared journey toward success. So go on, give your team the recognition they deserve. Because when one of us wins, we all do. Keep the momentum going.

Having a work culture that's rich with recognition👏 is incredibly valuable. In Daniel Gilbert's latest blog, The Art of Acknowledgement: Crafting a Culture of Recognition, explore why recognition is so important, who should give it, and how to infuse it into your team culture: https://lnkd.in/g7GmucDd

As we strive for excellence in our workplace, it’s crucial to remember the importance of acknowledging and appreciating one another for the everyday efforts that collectively contribute to our success. Whether it’s diligently processing documents, organizing tasks, or suggesting improvements, each action plays a vital role in shaping our environment. Let’s make it a habit to express gratitude for even the smallest contributions, recognizing that every effort, no matter how seemingly insignificant, strengthens our culture and propels us forward. By fostering a culture of gratitude and recognition, we not only boost morale but also inspire each other to continue striving for excellence. Let’s take a moment each day to acknowledge and thank our colleagues for their dedication and commitment. Together, let’s create a workplace where every contribution is valued and celebrated.

How does your manager express recognition for a job well done?

As we wrap up the year, there’s one powerful way to motivate your team: Celebrate what you’ve accomplished! 🎉 Why does this matter? Year-end is the ideal time to recognize milestones and accomplishments that align with your team’s core objectives. It’s more than a morale boost—it sets the stage for positive momentum into the new year. Here are three simple tips to celebrate your team's efforts and build tam morale. 1. Acknowledge and celebrate meaningful achievements, big and small, to emphasize your team’s purpose 2. Recognize contributions from each corner of the organization to foster a culture of appreciation 3. Reinforce the value behind the team's efforts and their contribution to the long-term vision Celebrating success at the year’s end isn’t just for show. It reinforces team alignment, boosts morale, and excites your team about tackling future goals together. 💬 How does your team celebrate wins at year-end?

A quick shoutout to our awesome people, who are THE reason Newsweek has recognized us as a Most Loved Workplace! You’re the ones who make this place what it is, and that’s why this award means so much to us. But it’s not just about the recognition - it’s about keeping that energy alive every single day. So, how do we keep it going? It all starts with bringing on great people who fit our culture, add something to it, and most of all, bring so much passion to what they do. Celebrating wins, big or small, is key, and there’s always space for sharing ideas and learning from each other. The goal is to create a place where everyone feels like they belong and can grow. Here’s to our amazing team - you’re the reason this place rocks! Most Loved Workplaces® Best Practice Institute

Employee Appreciation Day is 5 days away! (3/1) Count down with me! 5 Reasons I’m celebrating my team this week: 1. When things get tough, the team gets tougher. Challenges? Bring ‘em on! Pivots? We got that! 2. Clear is kind (Thanks Brené for the motto). We’re a high-trust team that give each other the real talk when needed, in the spirit of excellence. 3. Authenticity is embraced. No filter in our game. We represent our true selves and seek to create environments where others can do the same. 4. We rise by lifting others. One team, one dream- we want everyone to win! 5. Courage is currency. No idea is too large or small. We problem solve through curiosity, understanding that some ideas take courage to tackle. What are your 5 reasons to celebrate your team?!

Celebrate your successes. All too often we get bogged down in the day-to-day details of things—pieces of projects we aren’t satisfied with, deadlines that aren’t met, how we could have done things ‘better’. Truly, the minutia of things.  But when we stop for a moment, breathe, take a step back, and look at the whole picture, something changes. It’s eye-opening. Seeing all the particulars in place, together, creating something grand. It truly has been a long 9 months getting our #CRR initiative, DRIVE to Thrive, up and going; and keeping it moving along through next year at times sounds daunting. Recently, though, I have had two opportunities to share this city-wide concept with others, from conception to now, from small details to the whole picture. And let me tell you, the rush of endorphins after each of these interactions is amazing. It feels good. No, great. It’s a reflection of all of yourself you pour into your projects, successful or not. It’s freeing, and it’s validating. It’s nothing short of amazing. So take time today, or someday soon, to share what you’re doing. Share with a friend. A co-worker. Me, even! Because let me tell you, it’s awesome (but rare) to celebrate your successes.

“Your Team Doesn't Work for You. You Work for Them. Serve to Lead.” Eric Partaker A sense of purpose is a powerful motivator. It drives individuals to work towards a higher goal and contributes to their overall job satisfaction. Reflect on how you can communicate your organization’s mission and values to your team. Are you helping them see the importance of their contributions? Consider how you can foster a sense of purpose within your team. When team members understand the purpose behind their work, they are more motivated, committed, and engaged. Fostering a sense of purpose benefits both your team and your organization as a whole. Make this week great for you and your team!