Teamphoria Shares Its Work Playlist Posted on May 8, 2021 by Lauren HurlockEveryone has a genre of music that they swear by to get through their day: classical, video game soundtracks, speed metal, or even some bubblegum pop. Some people like music with lyrics that are inspirational or motivational, but a popular choice is ambience music – a thunder storm or waves on a beach. I’m usually Read More
Top Team Motivational Quotes About Organization That Will Inspire You Posted on May 5, 2021 by Lauren Hundley “Research indicates that workers have three prime needs: Interesting work, recognition for doing a good job, and being let in on things that are going on in the company.” – Zig Ziglar “There are only three measurements that tell you nearly everything you need to know about your organization’s overall Read More
5 Initiatives of Highly Engaged Companies Posted on May 1, 2021 by Lauren HundleyThe new year is almost here and your resolution should be to create and grow a company culture of feedback in 2018. Companies are using feedback to grow their teams and organizations, and even for individual growth. So what initiatives are companies taking in 2018? Employee Recognition: Give positive feedback through employee recognition. Make Read More
Teamphoria Discusses How to Avoid Mobile Burn Out! Posted on April 26, 2021 by Lauren HurlockWhether it’s professional or personal, technology has definitely changed the way we live day-to-day. An iPhone is a thousand times faster than the computer that got us to the moon. Our means of communicating with each other is getting better and faster every year. So no matter how you connect, most of us are constantly Read More
Teamphoria Partner, Patrick Bryant, Receives Recognition for Being One of 50 Most Influential People Posted on April 24, 2021 by Lauren Hundley Charleston Business Magazine is honoring Patrick as one of the region’s most influential people who has made a lasting impact in the Charleston area. Check out the full article here. Sign up for Teamphoria engagement software for free today. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
On the Fence With Teamphoria Employee Recognition – Just Do It! Posted on April 23, 2021 by Chad NormanIn early 2013, I wrote about ways digital employee recognition programs can shape company culture. A year and a half later, I believe all of those things more than ever. A great company culture takes a lot of work, and digital employee recognition can make a huge impact. One of my favorite HR Tech bloggers, Read More
Meet Teamphoria’s New Partner: Patrick Bryant Posted on April 21, 2021 by Lauren Hundley Teamphoria is proud to welcome our new partner Patrick Bryant. Patrick is the co-founder of Bidr, Go To Team, Assignment Desk, Cigar Row, and other startups here in the Charleston area. Patrick also operates the Harbor Entrepreneur Center, a nonprofit that provides work spaces in Charleston. With his history and expertise in startups, we Read More
New From Teamphoria: Customizable Leaderboard Points Posted on April 19, 2021 by Jess AbzugAs you probably already know as an employee engagement aficionado, the Leaderboard in Teamphoria is a great way to openly celebrate your top engagers, and encourage more Team Members to get involved in your organization. Before today, Leaderboard points were only earned by sending or receiving employee recognition. Now you can earn Leaderboard points for Read More
Employee Performance Review Examples & Templates Posted on April 17, 2021 by Lauren HundleyAt Teamphoria, we are employee performance review experts. With hundreds of clients we’ve seen it all! Today we are sharing some of the top employee performance review examples from current trends. Conversation focused reviews: Companies are stepping away from the traditional 1-5 scale. A lot of times employees have no idea what the scale even Read More
9 Tips to Keep the Employee Recognition Flowing in Teamphoria Posted on April 16, 2021 by Chad NormanIt doesn’t matter if your employee recognition program is rewards-based, digital, or done in skywriting, it still takes continuous effort to keep everyone dishing out the praise. When an employee recognition program first launches at a company, the enthusiasm can quickly wane due to fatigue, busyness, and lack of follow-through. To be successful, companies have Read More