The Science of Employee Engagement Course

Ask a leader if they know what a highly engaged employee looks like and they can quickly identify attributes such as high energy, trustworthy, very productive, and many more. But ask them what causes an employee to be highly engaged, and they will grapple with a response. Some might point to “stretch goals” or “tough love.” Others might tout the financial incentives they receive.

In fact, one study found that 95% of leaders could not identify what makes someone highly engaged compared to academic research.

There is a mostly unknown science behind employee engagement that many leaders fail to understand and, therefore, fail to implement in their engagement strategy.

Engagement isn’t about pizza parties and employee of the month mugs. The science goes deeper into the motivational psychology of engagement.

In this audio series, we break down the science with 20 audio segments presented by Motivity founder Rod Brace, Ph.D., our expert on engagement and leadership.

After completing the series, you will easily identify what causes an employee to be highly engaged (and what causes employees to disengage), and you will have the science-backed tools you will need to improve engagement in your organization.

EBook: Four Conversations

In this ebook, by our founder, Rod Brace, Ph.D., you will gain additional insights into the science of employee engagement as a supplement to the audio segments. Please download the ebook below.

1. What is Employee Engagement?
2. Why is Employee Engagement Important?
3. The Power of Setting Expectations
4. The Danger of Hyper-Engagement
5. The Importance of Competence
6. The Importance of Autonomy
7. The Importance of Relatedness
8. The Power of Daily Progress
9. The Need for Meaningful Work
10. Engagement vs Satisfaction
11. A Warning About Compensation
12. Control vs Influence
13. The Polarity of Engagement
14. Self-Aware Leaders
15. How to Become an Endearing Leader
16. Re-recruit Your Superstars
17. Using Strategic Storytelling
18. Creating a Just Culture
19. Preventing Employee Burnout
20. How to Assess Yourself as an Engaging Leader