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​In the dynamic landscape of 2025, enhancing employee performance remains a pivotal focus for organizations aiming to thrive. Recent trends underscore the significance of fostering a supportive and engaging work environment. Here are five contemporary strategies to bolster employee performance:​

What happens when the tasks that once defined an entire profession can now be done by a machine? That’s the question many administrative professionals are asking as artificial intelligence and automation rapidly transform the workplace. Once trusted with scheduling, data entry, and managing the daily flow of business, today’s admins are being asked to evolve—or risk being left behind.  

Is employee loyalty a priority for your organization? Recent studies show that only 32% of full- and part-time employees are engaged, while 17% are actively disengaged (Gallup). This lack of employee engagement can lead to decreased employee loyalty and commitment to the organization, which can result in high turnover rates and decreased productivity.

In this article, we will explore strategies for cultivating a positive workplace culture that fosters employee loyalty, driving long-term growth, and ensuring the sustainability of your business. Even small changes in your approach to employee engagement and appreciation can lead to significant improvements in retention, productivity, and overall job satisfaction.

The new year is a time when employees feel refreshed, ready to pick up new habits, fulfill 2023 resolutions, and take on more challenges. It is a unique moment on the calendar, and often in the fiscal year when employers have the chance to motivate employees to perform their best work and put practices in place that set them up for a successful work year.

Personalizing employee engagement is critical to the success of a program. Making employees feel personally recognized and appreciated makes them feel that their individual contribution and impact on the organization truly matters and is noticed. Here are three ways to personalize employee engagement, and things to avoid: