Written by Harriet Meyerson and published every Tuesday compliments of www.ConfidenceCenter.com
Hockey superstar Wayne Gretzky is quoted as saying,
"I miss every shot I don't take."
How many shots have you missed by not taking action?
Watch the video and jump start your New Year's Resolutions.
Go to: http://bit.ly/StartFast
Word and Quote of the Week
At Work Bingo
Contributed by Cathy McCoil
I created a bingo game at my work. Instead of using numbers 1 - 75, I made my list of 75 words related to our business. On the day we play, I cut out the words from the list, drop them in an
envelope, and draw them at random.
So that I don't have to actually send an email every half hour, I set up emails with 5 words each
to automatically go out.
We have offices in Florida, California and North Carolina and all employees are invited to
participate. There is no charge to play and the first one to contact me with a black out bingo
wins. The winner receives a stuffed "On the Spot" dog and a certificate.
I have gotten a lot of positive feedback from all our offices. The first time we played, I was in
the hall and the half hour rolled around. Two employees saw what time it was and rushed back to
their desks to get the next set of words.
I suggest that if someone doesn’t want to play, to let the sender know so they are not constantly
receiving unwanted emails. Also, to avoid "clogging" up the email server, I ask everyone
to delete the email from their inbox and trash folders after they check their card.
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The above idea is a great way to reinforce new concepts, or enhance employee training. If you
want to start your own at work bingo game, you can create your own bingo cards free at:
http://print-bingo.com
In today's economy, it is more important than ever to find ways to keep your quality employees
and save money at the same time.
Most supervisors or HR Managers are constantly looking for new and creative ways to boost
morale. If you are like them your biggest challenge is lack of a budget for Employee Morale.
The book, - 101 Low Cost Morale Boosters that Energize Employees - is unique because it contains low-cost morale boosting activities which were contributed by supervisors and managers.
This ebook is part of the Employee Morale Secrets - Power Pack of employee morale books.
Learn what the other books are and see all the details at:
http://www.confidencecenter.com/prod23.htm
Answer to This Week's Trivia Question
A police recruit was asked during the exam, "What would you do if you had to arrest your own mother?"
He answered, "Call for backup."
(c) Copyright 2010 Harriet Meyerson. All rights reserved.
"I miss every shot I don't take."
How many shots have you missed by not taking action?
Watch the video and jump start your New Year's Resolutions.
Go to: http://bit.ly/StartFast
Word and Quote of the Week
*** Persist ***Trivia Question of the Week
*** Great things are not done by impulse, but by a series of small things brought together. - Vincent Van Gogh
Q. Who was the first U.S. president born in a hospital?Employee Morale
(Answer at the end of this newsletter.)
At Work Bingo
Contributed by Cathy McCoil
I created a bingo game at my work. Instead of using numbers 1 - 75, I made my list of 75 words related to our business. On the day we play, I cut out the words from the list, drop them in an
envelope, and draw them at random.
So that I don't have to actually send an email every half hour, I set up emails with 5 words each
to automatically go out.
We have offices in Florida, California and North Carolina and all employees are invited to
participate. There is no charge to play and the first one to contact me with a black out bingo
wins. The winner receives a stuffed "On the Spot" dog and a certificate.
I have gotten a lot of positive feedback from all our offices. The first time we played, I was in
the hall and the half hour rolled around. Two employees saw what time it was and rushed back to
their desks to get the next set of words.
I suggest that if someone doesn’t want to play, to let the sender know so they are not constantly
receiving unwanted emails. Also, to avoid "clogging" up the email server, I ask everyone
to delete the email from their inbox and trash folders after they check their card.
----------------
The above idea is a great way to reinforce new concepts, or enhance employee training. If you
want to start your own at work bingo game, you can create your own bingo cards free at:
http://print-bingo.com
In today's economy, it is more important than ever to find ways to keep your quality employees
and save money at the same time.
Most supervisors or HR Managers are constantly looking for new and creative ways to boost
morale. If you are like them your biggest challenge is lack of a budget for Employee Morale.
The book, - 101 Low Cost Morale Boosters that Energize Employees - is unique because it contains low-cost morale boosting activities which were contributed by supervisors and managers.
This ebook is part of the Employee Morale Secrets - Power Pack of employee morale books.
Learn what the other books are and see all the details at:
http://www.confidencecenter.com/prod23.htm
Answer to This Week's Trivia Question
Q. Who was the first U.S. president born in a hospital?Joke of the Week
A. Jimmy Carter
A police recruit was asked during the exam, "What would you do if you had to arrest your own mother?"
He answered, "Call for backup."
(c) Copyright 2010 Harriet Meyerson. All rights reserved.
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