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Solving the team motivation puzzle: 9 ways to motivate teams
With economic pressure continuing to effect organizations across the globe, redundancies are looming, and teams are overwhelmed. Savvy managers are looking for ways to motivate their teams, but with a widening generational gap in the workplace, it's becoming more challenging. The issue being, that "motivation" is relative to the individual, and so there is no one winning strategy for "team motivation". This is where smart companies are looking beyond generalized tips and tricks, and seeking evidence-based solutions for team motivation.In this article, we'll be sharing smart solutions for team motivation, and how data-driven approaches can make all the difference.
William Haigen
How to find a job you love in 13 steps
In an era defined by instability, career-related anxieties have never been higher. If you've been made redundant, or you're seeking new career paths, it might seem sensible to prioritize security instead of finding your dream career. But actually, there's never been a better time to start looking for your dream role.
William Haigen
Enhancing your F4S experience
From the week starting 15 May 2023, F4S will be introducing a set of new subscription plans and want to take the time to take you through the “what” and the “why” behind these changes.
Emma Lennon
Know the difference between being fired vs being laid off?
If you’re reading this article, you’ve likely lost your job. This is extremely challenging for anyone to cope with. But you don’t have to go through this alone. We’re here to help you get back on track, no matter whether you’ve been laid off or fired.
Marlee
F4S Named a Winner in Inc.’s Inaugural Power Partner Awards
Sydney, NSW, November 1, 2022 – Inc. Business Media today announced the inaugural Power PartnerAwards, honoring B2B organizations across the globe that have proven track records supporting entrepreneurs and helping startups grow. The list recognizes 252 firms in marketing and advertising, health and human resources, financial planning, engineering, logistics, and security, as well as other areas of business.
Marlee
The power of visualization techniques to achieve your goals
Visualization is one of the most powerful techniques that you can use to improve your life.
Michael Metcalf
How to identify (and survive) an existential crisis
Do you ever lose sleep pondering the true meaning of life?
Michael Metcalf
10 reasons for leaving a job (and how to find a better fit)
There are plenty of reasons to leave a job.
Deanna deBara
What is self-awareness and why is it important? (With examples and tips to improve yours)
How well do you really know yourself? Probably not as well as you think. According to research by Tasha Eurich, 95% of people claim to have self-awareness-but only 10 to 15% actually do.
Amy Rigby
Goal-setting strategies for success: The surprising science
Growing up as the only child to a single mom in Queens New York, Daymond John didn't feel like he had a lot of options.
Amy Rigby
How to find your passion (and create a life you love)
Haven’t found your passion yet? You’re not alone. Only 13% of U.S. workers are passionate about their job, according to a 2017 Deloitte survey.
Amy Rigby
Intrinsic motivation: How to maximize your inner drive
Would you eat a pair of socks for a million dollars?
Michael Metcalf
What is locus of control? (Hint: it drives every choice you make)
Do you ever feel like life is passing you by? Like you're observing things from the window of a moving train car, waiting to get to your destination?
Michael Metcalf
How to find happiness at work (and why science says it matters)
You will spend roughly 83,000 hours of your life working. That is, if you put in the typical 40 hours a week and retire after 40 years of employment. If so much of your time is spent on the job—shouldn’t you feel happiness at work?
Amy Rigby