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Motivate with recognition Mind Tools Newsletter - Celebrate your team! - As well as emotional intell

Motivate with recognition [Mind Tools logo]( [Female manager contemplates an idea]( Mind Tools Newsletter - Celebrate your team! - As well as emotional intelligence, our Building Better Manager report also highlighted motivating people as another important aspect of manager capabilities. You may think that the top motivator in the workplace is money, but providing non-monetary social recognition to employees has also been proven to increase sales and customer satisfaction in businesses! We've curated some of our resources below that explore recognition and motivation further. [Get the recognition you deserve]( Get the Recognition You Deserve Boasting of your own accomplishments can feel awkward. In this article we'll show you how to get the recognition you deserve without looking like you're seeking attention. Believe it or not, there is a way to do this. [Read more]( [What is motivation?]( What Is Motivation Infographic View our infographic to learn more about what motivation is, the benefits of a motivated team and some top tips to increase that motivation. We've also listed the top motivation drivers - where do you think recognition ranks? [View infographic]( [Giving praise]( Giving Praise Many people don't give enough praise in the workplace. But, almost everyone – including team members, colleagues, customers, suppliers, and your boss – loves to get sincere recognition for a job well done. In this article, we'll look at how you can best give this recognition. [Read more]( For even more ways to build motivation in your teams, our Better Manager Skill Bites has a short course on Recognition where you'll learn tools for recognizing needs and prioritizing wellbeing, connecting individual contributions to the big picture, and noticing and rewarding positive behaviors. Remember, non-members, can only view 2 of the articles above, and won't be able to use our member-exclusive Skill Bites and podcast, so subscribe to Mind Tools today for unlimited access! [Subscribe to Mind Tools]( Take our Recognition short course! For even more ways to build motivation in your teams, our Better Manager Skill Bites has a short course on Recognition where you'll learn tools for recognizing needs and prioritizing wellbeing, connecting individual contributions to the big picture, and noticing and rewarding positive behaviors. Skill Bites are exclusive to Mind Tools members. [Join to get started]( [Perform. Manage. Lead - With Mind Tools]( [Privacy Policy]( • [Cookie Policy]( • [Terms of Service]( • [Unsubscribe]( © 2024 Mind Tools Ltd is registered in Scotland with company number SC202102. Registered office at Level 1, 50 Frederick Street, Edinburgh, Scotland, EH2 1 EX. [Having trouble seeing this email? View in browser]( [10% off an annual Mind Tools membership plan](

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