07 - Understand your employees’ needs

Have to be considerate toward employee needs and issues. Help them overcome their professional struggles. Ignoring their problems and making them work continuously can reduce their motivation and make them lose focus. With the following ideas, you can better understand your employee needs:

  • Converse with your employees on a regular basis
  • Encourage feedback
  • Work with them to identify solutions
  • Evaluate employee engagement and experience

  • Review the work environment to identify any issues

How do you Understand employee’s needs??

The three approaches are:

1.    *  Listen. Don't just ask employees about the experience, listen, as well. ...

2.     * Characterize. Talk to your employees. ...

3.     * Empathize. Walk in your employees' shoes to get a clear understanding of the steps they take to do  whatever job it is they are trying to do within the organization.

 https://www.tlnt.com/articles/understanding-employee-needs-key-to-creating-a-highly-motivated-workforce

Why do managers need to understand the need of their employees?

By understanding their needs, you can create a workplace that is both productive and positive. There are many benefits to understanding your employees' needs, including improved communication, increased productivity, and higher morale.

https://leadchangegroup.com/understanding-the-needs-of-your-employees/

What Employees Value Most: 8 Priorities to Pay Attention To



·       Employee Well-Being. ...

·       Pay Equity. ...

·       Strong Benefits Package. ...

·       Stability During Change. ...

·       Employee Recognition. ...

·       Flexibility. ...

·       Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) ..

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What happens when employees needs are not satisfied?

Job dissatisfaction is when employees' expectations for their job are not met. This leaves them with negative perception and lack of motivation and commitment to their work and the organization. This, in turn, affects the performance of the organization and ultimately, its bottom line.






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