Teamphoria Announces Partnership with Icueity Teamphoria is proud to announce our latest partnership with Icueity! The natural partnership of Icueity with Teamphoria’s amazing employee engagement platform brings together two powerful opportunities for organizations to push beyond the boundaries of mediocrity to maximize employee growth, productivity, and happiness.” Rebecca Heiss, CEO Icueity About Teamphoria Read More
Clear the Air With Teamphoria: Promoting Transparency & Open Employee Communication in the WorkplaceJust as consumers expect transparency from the companies and brands they love, employees also expect transparency from their places of work. In fact, transparency continues to grow in importance among the workforce — particularly as more and more millennials enter it. Not convinced? Check out these statistics: Based on a survey of more than 1,500 Read More
Teamphoria Student Recognition at William Paterson University and Why It MattersWilliam Paterson University has a great faculty and staff that builds up and encourages students attending, but that faculty and staff also needs encouragement from their leaders. That’s why they implemented Teamphoria. Since introducing Teamphoria to the faculty and staff, team members feel more valued and morale has been boosted. Team members are being recognized Read More
Teamphoria Employee Recognition Software Featured on Set to Lead Podcast The Set to Lead Podcast is a mentoring space for emerging and current managers to dive in and have critical conversations to help position themselves as workplace influencers. William Paterson University leader, Desyra Highsmith-Holcomb walks through best practices of creating a successful university recognition program that empowers people and leverages the Teamphoria platform. Read More
On the Fence With Teamphoria Employee Recognition – Just Do It!In early 2013, I wrote about ways digital employee recognition programs can shape company culture. A year and a half later, I believe all of those things more than ever. A great company culture takes a lot of work, and digital employee recognition can make a huge impact. One of my favorite HR Tech bloggers, Read More
How to Get Your Disengaged Employees EngagedResearch shows that exposure to the poor behavior of even a single employee can reduce a team’s productivity by 30% to 40%. Through a mix of training, providing goals, and offering feedback, you can turn that bad apple into a highly productive teammate. Providing Goals: Most of the time the reason employees are disengaged Read More
The Federal Budget Includes Employee Engagement Measurement, and Your Organization Should TooI’ve never been one to follow the ways of the White House Budget very closely. Heck, I can barely manage my bank account, much less understand how on earth you begin to breakdown a $4 trillion budget request. However a recent article in the Washington Post, “Six ways the White House budget would affect federal Read More
New From Teamphoria: Automated Organizational Goal ProgressWe’re excited about a new year and a new feature update we recently released around Goal Setting! We’ve added a new option when setting Organizational Goals — the ability to automatically aggregate milestones on associated Team Member goals to give a real-time view of how your organization is progressing. This update will allow your organization Read More
Teamphoria + Slack = Perfect Match We’ve got another exciting announcement in the world of Teamphoria! With Slack becoming a top employee communication app in the modern workforce, we are proud to announce Teamphoria’s integration — allowing real time notifications via Slack for new employee recognition awards. We’re also kicking it up a notch by allowing users to send employee Read More
9 Tips to Keep the Employee Recognition Flowing in TeamphoriaIt doesn’t matter if your employee recognition program is rewards-based, digital, or done in skywriting, it still takes continuous effort to keep everyone dishing out the praise. When an employee recognition program first launches at a company, the enthusiasm can quickly wane due to fatigue, busyness, and lack of follow-through. To be successful, companies have Read More