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WHAT IS EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT

December 31, 2017

Employee engagement represents an employee’s commitment to a business and the company’s mission and goals. Engaged employees are enthusiastic about their work; their emotional commitment to the company motivates them to go the extra mile, commonly referred to as “discretionary effort.” An engaged employee willingly goes above and beyond without having to be asked, like working overtime to complete a project.

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