The document defines employee passion as a positive emotional state that drives attitudes and behaviors like discretionary effort, commitment, performance, and satisfaction. It is influenced by factors such as meaningful work, collaboration, fairness, autonomy, recognition, growth opportunities, and connectedness with leaders and colleagues.
Diligence refers to being hardworking and industrious. To learn diligence, one should be conscious of time, work carefully, volunteer for challenges, pay attention to details, control emotions, and emulate diligent role models.
The presentation provides an overview of employee passion, what influences it, how to develop diligence, and concludes with thanking the audience.
2. Scope of Presentation
Definition of Employee Passion & Diligence
Factors that influence Employee Passion
How to Learn to be Diligent
Summary
3. Employee Passion is a positive emotional state of mind,
which drives desired attitudes and behaviour including a
willingness to apply discretionary effort, long-term
commitment to the organization, peak performance, and
job satisfaction.
Employee Passion
4. A Closer Look
Employee Passion is the positive emotional state of
mind resulting from perceptions of worthwhile work,
autonomy, collaboration, growth, fairness, recognition,
connectedness to colleagues, and connectedness to
leader, all of which lead to standards of behaviour that
include discretionary effort, long-term commitment to
the organization, peak performance, low turnover, and
increased tenure with the organization.
5. Diligence
Having or showing care and thoroughness in
one's work or duties.
A diligent person is basically someone who is
hard working and industrious and who always
try their best no matter the situation.
7. Meaningful Work1
Collaboration2
Fairness3
Autonomy4
Recognition5
Growth6
Connectedness with Leader7
Connectedness with Colleagues8
8 Key Factors Influencing Employee
Passion
8. Meaningful Work
An organization that offers a quality product
or service to its customers.
Understanding how ones work adds value to
the organization and creates positive results.
An organization that is focused on a
purpose other than making money and does
meaningful work.
Collaboration
An organizational culture that encourages sharing,
interdependence, and team spirit.
An environment where co-workers and leaders
express appreciation for each others ideas and
support each other on projects and tasks.
An environment that supports and encourages
positive and cooperative relationships with others in
the organization.
9. Fairness
Benefits, resources, and workloads are fair
and balanced across the organization.
Consistent application of decisions, policies,
and procedures.
Compensation based on performance and
industry averages.
Autonomy
The ability to choose how tasks are performed.
Having the information and authority needed to
make decisions about ones work.
Being trusted to do ones job without interference.
Knowing the boundaries and limits in regard to
decision-making authority.
10. Recognition
Verbal, written, or monetary recognition from
colleagues and leader for ones accomplishments.
Contributing to positive relationships with
people.
Being promoted based on performance and
accomplishments.
Growth
A manager who assists with future career planning.
The ability to learn from co-workers to enhance ones
current job.
Opportunities to grow and improve ones current job.
Opportunities to discuss future development needs
and interests with ones leader.
Opportunities to chart ones future career path in
the organization.
11. Connectedness with Leader
Sharing personal information.
Making an effort to build rapport.
Taking a personal and professional
interest in ones direct reports.
Acting with integrity.
Connectedness with Colleagues
Sharing personal information
Making an effort to build rapport
Taking a personal and professional
interest
Trust and integrity
13. Diligence to Work
6 Points to Note
Time Consciousness
Arrive on time for appointments and for work. This shows that
you are being diligent and helps you to always be prepared.
Work Carefully
People who are diligent work carefully and meticulously, being
careful not to make mistakes, and making sure that all the
information presented can be understood by others.
Volunteer for Challenges
Part of being a hard worker is pitching in when you are
needed, even when you are not directly asked.
14. Diligence to Work
6 Points to Note (Continued)
Pay More Attention to Details
Diligent people will pay attention to details and notice
inconsistences so they can be corrected.
Keep Control Over Your Emotions
Its much harder to be a diligent, hard worker when you allow
emotions to get the best of you.
Emulate The Diligent One
Emulate others that you believe are diligent. People who make
your work easier with their diligence are excellent examples
for you to follow.
15. Summary
Factors that influence Employee
Passion
Meaningful Work
Collaboration
Fairness
Autonomy
Recognition
Growth
Connectedness with Leader
Connectedness with
Colleagues
How To Learn To Be Diligent
Time Consciousness
Work Carefully
Volunteer For Challenges
Pay More Attention to
Details
Keep Control Over Your
Emotions
Emulate The Diligent One