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Gamification

As an employer, you already know how hard it is to keep your employees happy, focused and motivated all the time. Out of all organizational problems you can face, this could be the toughest one to solve, because working with people is not easy.

So what can you do? The answer is this: employee engagement activities!

Have you ever heard of gamification? Don’t Google it, we have all the information you need. Gamification is a concept which uses game thinking and mechanics in order to engage people in solving problems and increase their contribution in the workplace.

You know that feeling you get when you win that game you like? You feel rewarded and happy, even if the prize is nothing tangible. You can use this strategy in your own company by implementing different games in a non-game context.

How do we know this works? 

Because people never really grow up. We like games, we love to win and we never wash off that competition spirit we are born with. Games can really change behaviors, can motivate employees and can be the solution to complex organizational problems if they are put to good use.

Gamified systems, based on specific employee engagement activities, can help you make the accommodation process much smoother and can also trigger instant feedback within your company. It’s completely up to you what kind of rewards they get and what tasks you want them to accomplish in order to be rewarded, but we can help you put together a plan and a system that will channel their resources, tickle their curiosity and activate their need to master a new skill.

This is where we step in

We associate tasks with immediate results, come up with tangible incentives and motivate people to accomplish otherwise boring chores. We do this by associating the wish list of the company with the wish list of the employees and by identifying the needs of everyone involved. Our experience and creativity allows us to find the best custom made solutions for you and your employees.

What can you expect from the implementation of a gasified system

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