Self-determination is a strong driver of engagement and allows people to be innovative and creative.
Join Tim Baker and the team at 12:30-1:30 ET on Tuesday, June 7th, for the next #HRchat on Twitter to discuss what how autonomy supports employee engagement.
Imagine a workplace culture free from external control or influence. An environment where you know your goals, and have the independence to achieve them – your way. Autonomy is a key factor in creating engagement. There is a self-constructed knowledge base within your organization – use it. Self-determination is a strong driver of engagement and allows people to be innovative and creative.
Join us to discuss how autonomy supports employee engagement.
Question preview:
Q1: What does an autonomous work environment look like to you?
Q2: Autonomy doesn’t always come naturally. How can you encourage someone to work more autonomously?
Q3: Autonomy promotes self-determination. How does this support employee engagement?
Q4: What are some of the roadblocks to allow your people to work autonomously?
Q5: Is it possible for employees to be too autonomous? Why? How does this impact engagement?
Q6: As an employer, how do you ensure org alignment while allowing people to work autonomously?