Your Go-To One on One Meeting Agenda Posted on October 15, 2024 by Lauren HundleyAt Teamphoria we encourage one on one meetings between managers and direct reports. These one on one meetings show employees that you value them and care about them as people. Set your managers up for success by following our one on one template to get the most out of the meetings. Before you start: Read More
Reduce Your Employee Turnover Rate With Teamphoria Posted on September 4, 2024 by Lauren HundleyEmployee turnover and retention are cited as top challenges for roughly 47% of HR leaders. This number is likely to keep going up since Millennials are labeled for their “job hopping”. How can you stay ahead of this ever-growing challenge? Keep reading to find out! 1. Launch an employee engagement survey First things first Read More
Engagement Summary Helps Organizations Measure Employee Engagement Posted on August 9, 2024 by Lauren Hundley Teamphoria’s newest feature measures employee engagement through our 5 core features, plus allows for managers to incorporate direct engagement outside of Teamphoria through an overall engagement score. As employee engagement experts, we know what factors into employee engagement. Let’s take a look at what goes into our employees engagement summary. Read More
New From Teamphoria: Automated Organizational Goal Progress Posted on April 26, 2024 by Jess AbzugWe’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
New Year, New Goals. Use Teamphoria to Track Your Goals Posted on January 8, 2024 by Amanda StrungsIt’s a brand new year, a fresh start! Blogs and social media are filled with inspirational articles and posts about sticking to your new year’s resolutions and starting off the year on the right foot. While I appreciate their spirit and effort, I’m going to rain on their parade. Resolutions just aren’t for me. I’ve Read More