OD Forum Positive Psychology and Employee Engagement
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OD FORUM 2014
Engagement and Culture Positive psychology and employee engagement
How does it work? The Science behind it
Why does Positive psychology matter?
The positive power of gamification
We Believe that Employee Engagement is a critical component for a successful transformation
Employee disengagement and resistance are major hurdles to any transformation.
70% of transformation projects fail mainly due to workforce behavioural issues.
Motivation through positive psychology is a key driver for employee engagement and sustainable change.
When employees feel connected and engaged with organizational objectives, they are likely to put in 57% more effort and are 87% less likely to leave.
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CONTEXT AND VISION
Because it searches for strengths, it finds strengths
Because it is positive, it generates enthusiasm
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The traditional approach to change management uses risk mitigation techniques to address the disadvantages of not changing
Because it searches for problems, it finds problems
Because it is negative, it generates anxiety
TRADITIONAL CHANGE APPROACH POSITIVE CHANGE APPROACH
CONTEXT AND VISION
’The Pygmalion effect’
What we look for, we get more of. What we focus on becomes our reality.
“The neighbours effect”
Social pressure and dynamics have a significant power on behavioural change.
‘The Placebo effect’
The act of visualizing success creates success. The language we use creates our reality.
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The appreciative approach enables organizations to build radically different solutions by leveraging the latest research on behavioral change
Sociology Psychology Neuroscience
HOW DOES IT WORK? THE SCIENCE BEHIND IT
Game mechanics leverage positive motivation powers to drive behavioral change
*Abraham Maslow: A theory of human motivation **Daniel H. Pink: Drive – The surprising truth about what motivates us
Hierarchy of Needs* Game mechanics Intrinsic Motivation
Rules!**
Physical
Safety
Belonging
Esteem
Self-
actualisation
Purpose
Mastery Autonomy
Quests, discovery, meaning
Points, progression, levels
Status, ranks, reputation
Social cohesion, community
HOW DOES IT WORK? THE SCIENCE BEHIND IT
“What motivates us?”
Peter Drucker
“The task of leadership is to create an alignment of strengths, making weaknesses irrelevant.”
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