Improving Engagement Improves Revenues

by rene on January 28, 2010

The 2003 Towers Perrin Report on Engagement, plus several dozen rigorous studies, have shown that when Employee Engagement improves, Revenue Increases and the Cost of Goods Sold Decreases.

A 10% improvement in Engagement creates a 1% improvement in revenue … and a 3% improvement in profitability.

We believe that employee engagement and resilience are critical success factors in the long term success of any company: the ability “to renew and endure when challenged.”


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