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5 Takeaways From A Great Game Coach on Employee Ownership And Engagement Strategies
We had Great Game™ Certified Coach, Anne-Claire Broughton on our podcast to share her expertise on the different forms of employee ownership. She discusses the benefits of employee ownership, initiatives her clients are using to provide financial literacy training to employees, and how to engage employees in a way that makes work fun.
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How introverts can become great salespeople
Not only did I prefer to be by myself as a child and never leave my mother’s side, but I also found myself having anxiety moving into spaces where there were a lot of people. As a child I spent the six or seven weeks over the Christmas holidays daydreaming on our country property, sitting under a tree and reading books. As an adult, I find that I am more comfortable in my own company, with my pooch, considering my inner thoughts and ideas rather than hanging out with friends or going to a party. Typical traits of an introvert include: Deep thinkers and reflective Self-aware and retreat to their…
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What Makes Fortune’s “100 Best Companies to Work For” so Great?
Each year, Fortune partners with the Great Place to Work Institute to survey employees at hundreds of corporate America’s top firms to determine which companies will be named as one of the 100 Best Companies to Work For. The most recent list, released in 2022, included Great Game Hall of Fame winner, Hilcorp Energy.
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When Employees Own The Company, Great Things Happen
The Essence of Ownership Consider that when SRC held its first shareholder meeting in 1984, a year after SRC spun itself out of International Harvester, the total value of the business was $54,000. Since the business had taken on significant debt to buy the business, their debt-to-equity ratio was an abysmal 89-to-1. That meant that if they missed a single loan payment, they would lose everything. That also meant that if the 100 associates who joined the new company were going to make it, they all needed to play an active role in the business. Every. Single. Day. Jack Stack, the former general manager of the Harvester plant, and now…
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Great ideas for your email marketing subject lines
If you want your email marketing campaigns to be successful, you need to create engaging subject lines. Studies have shown that subject lines are one of the most important factors when it comes to email opens and click-through rates. In this blog post, we will give you 11 ideas for creating subject lines that will get your readers’ attention! Types of subject lines Onboarding If you’re emailing a list of subscribers who are new to your brand, it’s important to introduce them to what you do in the subject line. A good way to do this is using puns or pop culture references. For example, if you sell skincare products,…
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Beyond the Great Lockdown: Emerging stronger to a different normal
All all-around the world, the COVID-19 pandemic has taken away lives and jobs, broken industries and enterprises, and turned the unimaginable into the regular. A return to ordinary, every time it will come, will be a distinctive ordinary. What we do correct now will determine the future, and yet earning choices and performing with assurance has by no means been extra hard. Download to discover out extra.
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The ‘Great Fall’ and the road to recovery
A comparison of the current economic atmosphere with earlier recessions speaks to the severity of the shock produced by the pandemic and the global initiatives to include it. I use the United States as my instance in the illustration down below, but the story is very similar all over the planet. The shock to economic expansion, and to work as properly, from pandemic-containment initiatives make even the 2008 global economical crisis feel insignificant. An unparalleled shock to U.S. GDP Resources: U.S. Bureau of Financial Assessment. April 2020 details position is Vanguard’s forecast for second-quarter U.S. expansion. Nonetheless comparisons with the Wonderful Melancholy also feel inappropriate its economic shock…
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IMF Predicts Worst Slump Since Great Depression
The global economy will likely suffer its worst contraction this year since the Great Depression due to the coronavirus pandemic, with prospects for a recovery in 2021 shrouded in “extreme uncertainty,” the International Monetary Fund warned Tuesday. In its latest World Economic Outlook report, the IMF said it now expects global gross domestic product to contract by 3% in 2020 — a downgrade of 6.3 percentage points from January 2020, when it forecast growth of 3.3% for the year. The revised forecast assumes the pandemic and the required containment resulting from it peak in the second quarter for most countries and recede in the second half of this year. “It…
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World facing worst economic crisis since Great Depression
The global coronavirus pandemic has inflicted an economic crisis unlike any in the past century and will require a massive response to ensure recovery, IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva said on Thursday. The warnings about the damage inflicted by the virus already were stark, but Ms Georgieva said the world should brace for “the worst economic fallout since the Great Depression.” With nearly 89,000 deaths in 192 countries and territories and the number of cases now surpassing 1.5 million worldwide, much of the global economy has been shut down to contain the spread of the virus. The International Monetary Fund expects “global growth will turn sharply negative in 2020,” with 170 of the…