In today’s fast-paced and competitive work environment, companies are increasingly recognizing the importance of employee engagement. Why? Because engagement is good for employees, but it’s also good for business! Engaged employees are not only more productive, but also happier and are more likely to stay with the organization long-term.

June is widely recognized as Pride Month, a time to celebrate and honor the LGBTQ+ community. Creating an inclusive and supportive environment in the corporate office is crucial, and celebrating Pride Month is a fantastic opportunity to show your commitment to diversity, equality, and inclusion.

Every day, we work with a whole lot of different people. They have different life experiences, different interests, different communication styles, and different…well…everything, pretty much. We’re all unique – everyone on our team – which means that the whole “one size fits all” concept is as useless in the realm of employee appreciation as it is in the mall (I mean come on, one size NEVER fits all!).

Happy Women’s History Month, y’all! This month is all about acknowledging and appreciating the contributions of women in history. It’s an important time to expand your knowledge on women’s history, but it’s also an important time to support and empower the women in your life today.

In today’s work climate, employee appreciation is often seen as a want rather than a need. Instead of prioritizing recognition in the workplace, it’s often pushed aside and drowned out among all the daily tasks and priorities of a hustling and bustling business. But here’s the thing – employee appreciation is much more than a want. Data has shown time and time again that it’s absolutely essential for a thriving culture that produces incredible results.