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“Research indicates that workers have three prime needs: Interesting work, recognition for doing a good job, and being let in on things that are going on in the company.” – Zig Ziglar “There are only three measurements that tell you nearly everything you need to know about your organization’s overall Read More

Happy Valentine’s Day Everyone! We thought you and your team might want to share some love at your workplace today with culture candy hearts. Here are some sweet personalized treats you can send via email, text, or IM. Great peeps don’t go unnoticed, so share some love today! This candy heart is for the Engagement Read More

A Team Member By Any Other Title…would still be just as sweet! Team Members have been able to choose their own titles since the dawn of the Information Age — or really, since Guy Kawasaki called himself Apple’s Chief Evangelist in the 80s. While shoulder pads and fanny packs have faded away, the choose-your-own-title has Read More

Guest post from Shawn Cloete: Before we dive into the 2018 HR Trends in Employee Performance Management. We should look back on where Employee Performance Management originated from for the sake of the readers not familiar with its origins. Firstly, what is performance management? Performance Management is an opportunity for a manager Read More

Stop with the generic employee recognitions: Recognition for “Employee of the Month” is a thing of the past. Let your team members know what they are doing well instead of recognizing them for a generic award. Team members will feel more satisfied knowing why they are being recognized and will more likely repeat those Read More

6 Inexpensive (or Free!) Ways to Cheer Up your Team The high of getting back to the grind after the holidays has worn off, the slump of winter has set in around the office. All of the glittery decorations are gone. You still haven’t lost those extra 5 pounds you packed on over the holidays, Read More

Lauren here, head of Customer Success at Teamphoria. Our team speaks with hundreds of clients each week and we always hear how easy it is to use Teamphoria. Our partners and clients also enjoy telling us how it has changed their organizations. At Teamphoria, we offer three different levels of our solution: Engage, Perform, Read More

Article reposted from sparcedge.com A lot has been written lately about employee engagement and how great of a benefit it can be to an organization. This post is not to dispute that research but rather to affirm it. I often hear the phrase, “It’s the people I stay for,” even though my company “sucks” and Read More

We said it – email sucks. Email is one of, if not, the most impersonal forms of employee communication out there and yet we all are guilty of using it, in many cases when we know it’s not the correct employee communication given the situation and audience. When we started Teamphoria, of course the thought Read More

At Teamphoria, we are employee performance review experts. With hundreds of clients we’ve seen it all! Today we are sharing some of the top employee performance review examples from current trends. Conversation focused reviews: Companies are stepping away from the traditional 1-5 scale. A lot of times employees have no idea what the scale even Read More

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Top Team Motivational Quotes About Organization That Will Inspire You

Use Teamphoria to Recognize Your Co-Workers on Valentine’s Day

Allow Users to Choose Their Own Title in Teamphoria and How It Will Benefit Your Organization

2018 HR Trends in Employee Performance Management Developing in Africa

Employee Recognition: You’re Doing it Wrong – Teamphoria is Here to Help

Teamphoria Discusses How to Beat the Winter Blues

Teamphoria Software Offers Three Different Packages For All of Your Employee Engagement Needs

Find Your Doug and Emotionally Connect to Your Company

Surprise, Surprise Teamphoria Announces Email Sucks

Employee Performance Review Examples & Templates

Welcome to the New Job! Ideas for a Better Orientation and Onboarding Process

Teamphoria Announces Partnership With HR&Co.

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