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What is intrinsic motivation and how does it work?

Intrinsic motivation refers to behavior driven by internal rewards. By practicing a combination of intrinsic and extrinsic motivators in the workplace, you can positively influence your team and empower a healthy workforce. Wondering how to motivate your team without the need for external rewards? Intrinsic motivation might just be your answer. Encouraging your team with intrinsic motivation and positive feedback can be a healthy alternative to performance incentives.

How to Communicate Return-to-Work Policies Effectively to Employees

As organizations transition back to in-office or hybrid work models, clear and effective communication of return-to-work policies is essential. Employees need transparency, guidance, and reassurance during this transition. A well-communicated policy can ease concerns, increase engagement, and ensure a smooth transition for all employees.

How Can You Use HR Analytics to Drive Employee Productivity?

It is not surprising that 90% of enterprise analytics and business professionals say that data and analytics are key to their digital transformation When as an HR working in an organization you are positioned to make decisions you have two choices. While, you may be overpowered by your gut to take a certain decision, it may not always be the best suited choice. Reason: You do not have any proven numbers to back-up your decision. By leveraging data you can see proven structures that work with proof.

7 Essential Management Techniques to Keep Your Teams Productive

It’s a bright Monday morning, and the huddle of the week is about to begin. Mellow anticipation stands in the air: the deadlines are around the corner, and the stress is looming, while motivation seems so far away over the Seven Seas. As a manager, you are familiar with the frustration of accomplishing the required work within the said timeline. But what if you decided to confound this trend?

Tracking Success Metrics in Live Chat: KPIs That Matter in B2B SaaS Support

In the dynamic world of Business-to-Business (B2B) Software as a Service (SaaS), providing exceptional customer support is non-negotiable. One of the key tools that can elevate your support game is live chat. However, to ensure that your live chat is as effective as possible, tracking the right success metrics is crucial. In this blog, we’ll explore the critical Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) you should focus on to track the success of live chat in B2B SaaS support.

6 techniques for accurate project estimation

Project estimation helps project managers and stakeholders get a sense of how long a project will take, what kind of resources are needed, and what deliverables will be required for project completion. In this article, learn six different strategies for how you can accurately estimate key aspects of your next project. When you’re cooking dinner for your family, you have a small group of hungry people wondering when it’s time to eat.

How to get organized: 17 tips that actually work

Getting organized can help you ‌be more focused and happier in the workplace. If you’re not an organized person, don’t worry—organization is a skill that can be learned and honed over time, using practical techniques and tools like digital to-do lists, automations, and templates. This article shows you the benefits of being organized and outlines 17 actionable tips to get more organized today.

6 tips to use portfolios, Asana's best-kept secret for cross-project planning

Use portfolio dashboards to automatically create custom charts and visualize performance across every initiative in your portfolio. So you work on many projects, and need a way to manage and track progress across initiatives. Sound familiar? If it does, you’re in luck. Asana’s handy—and way too often underutilized—portfolios feature is designed specifically to help with this problem.

What is the project management triangle and how can it help your team?

The project management triangle visualizes the problem of “triple constraints”—the need to balance scope, cost, and time in order to maintain a high-quality final product. Every project manager who has known the frustration of trying to keep their team productive with too little time, not enough budget, and an impossibly large scope has experienced the project management triangle in action.