The 5 languages of appreciation in the workplace : empowering organizations by encouraging people / Gary D. Chapman, Paul E. White
By: Chapman, Gary D [author].
Contributor(s): White, Paul E [author].
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-209).
What employees want most
For business leaders : why appreciation is a good investment
Appreciation language #1 : words of affirmation
Appreciation language #2 : quality time
Appreciation language #3 : acts of service
Appreciation language #4 : tangible gifts
Appreciation language #5 : physical touch
Your potential blind spot : your least valued language
The difference between recognition and appreciation
How appreciation works in different settings
Volunteers need appreciation too
Can a person's language of appreciation change?
Motivating by appreciation: overcoming your challenges
What if you don't appreciate your team members?
Discover your primary appreciation languages : the MBA inventory
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