What is it that drives us in our professional career? Specific goals and targets, fulfilment in doing something well, being part of a successful team, knowing that you are playing your part and making a difference.
This pursuit of happiness – essentially, this is what it comes down to - has to have its roots in personal satisfaction in order to maintain drive – is a huge factor in everything we do and can significantly affect the retention of valuable resources.
At Crown Workforce Management, we see how the organisations that we work with, develop cultures through various strands of HR practice: employee engagement, wellbeing, team building and flexible working and leadership: strong strategic vision, planning and good policies and processes to guide the workplace, its output and encourage the commitment and performance of its individuals.
Within our own place of work, we have high achievers and this was reinforced by news this week that one of our colleagues, Helena Rean, who is a keen runner, has attained a personal best in the Aldridge 10k race. Not only was this a great accomplishment on a personal level but she did this as part of a team – a success that could be shared with others in the Baddesley Badgers.
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