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34 Surprisingly Useful Questions to Ask Your Team! Defining Your Employee Value Proposition.

Norberts
January 31, 2019

34 Surprisingly Useful Questions to Ask Your Team! Defining Your Employee Value Proposition.

Ready to define your EVP but don’t know where to start? We’re gonna lead you through it!

The process is actually pretty simple; all you need to do is interview your employees and analyze their answers. Find an online tool to prepare your survey. To keep you on the right path, check out 34 sample questions that will make the process a lot easier!

Once you have obtained the answers, understand the changes that need to be made in order to make the work experience appealing to all of the employees. It will take some time and investment but make sure you work towards having an effective EVP.

And remember, an EVP must be unique, relevant and compelling if it is to act as a key driver of talent attraction, engagement, and retention – which is ultimately what your Employer Brand aims to do.

Norberts

January 31, 2019
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  1. 8 Helpful tips to find strengths at work @CakeHR Prepping

    up for professional success by discovering and leveraging your strengths
  2. Landscape that makes you think about Strength We question and

    evaluate our strengths whenever: Others feel our work is subpar ?
  3. Landscape that makes you think about Strength We question and

    evaluate our strengths whenever: Others feel our work is subpar There is a business setback ?
  4. Landscape that makes you think about Strength We question and

    evaluate our strengths whenever: Others feel our work is subpar There is a business setback There are unexpected work outcomes ?
  5. Landscape that makes you think about Strength We question and

    evaluate our strengths whenever: Others feel our work is subpar There is a business setback There are unexpected work outcomes There are too many roadblocks in execution ? ? ?
  6. Landscape that makes you think about Strength We question and

    evaluate our strengths whenever: Others feel our work is subpar There is a business setback There are unexpected work outcomes There are too many roadblocks in execution There is a feeling of negativity and dissatisfaction ? ? ?
  7. A study shows that only 34% of the managers can

    name their employees strength. Which still leaves 2/3rd of the employees unattended (Source: Strengths @ Work Survey, 2015) 34%
  8. Do tools like Strength Finder Assessment Help? This is hugely

    debatable. Many a times it turns out to be a quick fix entertainment option rather than a real actionable tool To uncover your real strengths requires some hard work and deep soul searching
  9. 1 Find your energy This method is all about self

    observation. Notice the time or events when you feel excited and energized to perform a task with passion and e ort Insights into this phenomena will direct towards your core strengths
  10. Symptoms to look out for when you are energized for

    some task or situation Your pupils dilate You speak at a faster pace Your body language is more open than closed You don’t feel drudgery in performing the activity
  11. 2 Put yourself in the Spotlight In the process of

    improvement, it is ok to act bit selfish. It is about you! Stop bothering about other people and their strengths. This will delay the process.
  12. Aping others’ strengths and copying their behaviors will not add

    value. Your strengths are as unique as you.
  13. 3 ask around While it is not advisable to copy,

    it is foolish not to consult. People around you can give a non-biased view and can surprise you with their astute insights
  14. Don’t be afraid to ask. People are more willing to

    share things than you may assume or expect! Even those who don’t interact with you on daily basis, can recognize your strengths better than yourself
  15. 4 Find out what makes you special Each one of

    us have our exclusivity. To explore what makes you stand out, you need to spend more time with yourself Working alone on a project or taking some time-o from work can help to see yourself in new light. It gives you chance to reflect on what you miss the most.
  16. A major part of disengagement at work comes when employees

    don’t know what is expected of them Sharing the exclusivity or special trait of the employee can help managers to align performance goals with employee strengths Task ‘A’ Employee ‘X’
  17. 5 Describe yourself with Personality “Tags” This requires some authentic

    and out-of-the-box thinking to come up with novel terms to describe you as a person Avoid clichés like hard-working, loyal, achiever etc.. and try to come up with words that truly depict your way of living and working Analytic Opinionated Perfectionist Jubilant Free spirit
  18. A clear and concise description using personality tags helps you

    to achieve goals more effectively It shifts focus from over-analysis of employee weaknesses and ways to fix them
  19. 6 Read and Explore Expand your horizons by breaking away

    from the familiar. Try new things and read new things to see if something interests or challenges you
  20. Newspaper articles, blogs, publications, magazines, interview articles, case studies are

    great to get your blinkers off and soak new experiences Even old emails and intra-o ce memos may hold surprising clues to finding your strengths
  21. 7 Test your “Alleged” Strength Putting your recently discovered or

    realized strength through a test is the best way to get the proof of the pudding Get in teams, projects or work set ups that let you do this pressure test
  22. The sooner you find out if something is actually a

    strength or not, the better. It saves you a lot of heart burn and efforts!
  23. 8 Don’t be afraid of failure When you set out

    to test your potential strengths, you can’t be afraid of failing at it and adding one more thing to your weakness bucket The try outs will only bring you closer to your real strengths by eliminating the wrong ones
  24. People who use their strengths everyday are six times more

    likely to be engaged on the job (Source: Gallup Survey, 2016)
  25. Make sure you join the club of these professionals who

    enjoy 6X happiness, better performance and balance by discovering your strengths at work
  26. WANT SOME TIME OFF TO EXPLORE YOUR STRENGTHS? Introduce your

    organization to the power of self-serviced and simplified leave management by exploring our software at CAKE.HR @CakeHR