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A Researchbased Discussion July 2012 Presenter Melissa Van Dyke President The Incentive Research Foundation 2 theIRForg 3 Recognitions Role in the New Economy A Researchbased Discussion ID: 813327

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Recognition’s Role in the New Economy:A Research-based Discussion

July 2012

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Presenter

Melissa Van Dyke

PresidentThe Incentive Research Foundation

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theIRF.org

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Recognition’s Role in the New Economy:A Research-based Discussion

July 2012

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TODAY

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The What: 6 Trends - Strange New World

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The Velocity of Change is Increasing

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Fall Session

Pulse Studies

Barrier to Growth

Agility

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Budgets Remain Pessimistic

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25% getting better

Spring ‘12

71% Admin

68%

Comm

54% Awards+NonCashR

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Mobile is the New Static

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1.7B x 3

10% natives

1/3 prefer Phone

Brand Alignment

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We’re High Tech and Low Touch

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75% Allow Social Networks

Doubled over 55

Preferred Method

Collaborate

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Game Mechanics Are Everywhere

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2011 Tipping Point70% have 1

50%

Innov

Common Principles

Innovation

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Convergence and Integration is Common

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Technology Convergence – Job Footprint – Overtime – Overemployed

Attrition and Engagement

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SO WHAT?

IMPLICATIONS 13

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Executives are more supportive of non-cash than most realize

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McKinsey: “Get Beyond Money”

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Praise

Leadership Attention

Ability to Lead

Projects

Bonus

Raises

Stock Options

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HBR: Compensation is only Part of the Equation

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Aberdeen: R&R Gets Results

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HIGHER

Quota Attainment

YOY Revenue Growth

YOY Increase in Deal Size

LOWER

Time

to Productivity

Time

to Hire

Best In

Class Orgs Use

R&R 2x

More Than Average

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“Fast HR”

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CEO – HR must changeChange

Mgmnt

not enough

Structure, Process, Tools

Comp not Agile

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Happy to Have a Job is a Myth

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The Myth: “Happy to Have a Job”

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The Most Important Are Leaving

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Who Are They?

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Consulting View:

Engagement/R&R Inextricably Linked21

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Brand Alignment: “We’re All Marketers Now”

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No One Cares….

Cust

Server = Killer App…We are All Marketers

Forum…

Cust. Serv. Focused programs…Link to CMO

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INNOVATION CULTURE

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Rewarder

Organizations

generate ideas 250% more often

“economic conditions neg. impact culture”

“Fear Factor”

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Virtual Distance Requires New Approaches

Celebrate

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SO WHAT?

IMPLICATIONS 26

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SO HOW?

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Salient (Memorable)

Valued (Personal) Performance Contingent

Performance Sensitive

ALL Motivators Have 4 Attributes

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Audience and Outcome Matter

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PIBI Model*

6. Emotion

(It Feels Good Enough)

1. Assessment

(It’s Necessary)

2. Program Design

(It’s Appropriate)

3. Work Value

(It’s Worth It)

4. Training/

Comm

(I/We Can Do It)

5. Support

(It will work)

7. Active Choice/Measurement

(I/We Are Persisting)

8. Performance Improvement

(We did it. It was worth the cost.)

*

Incentives, Motivation and Workforce Performance, www.theIRF.org

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The Landscape

The “new normal” has tested the industry and the agile continue to thrive!

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Questions

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Contact Us

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theIRF.org

Incentive Research

Foundation

@

theIRForg

iPhone & Droid Mobile App

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McKinsey

Global Survey Results. (2011). https://

www.mckinseyquarterly.com/Economic_Studies/Productivity_Performance/Economic_Conditions_Snapshot_December_2011_McKinsey_Global_Survey_results_2905?pagenum=2ihttp://www.hrotoday.com/content/4623/fast-hr

http

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fastfuture.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Tim-Hancock-and-Rohit-Talwar-Meetings-Sector-in-2012.pdf

IRF

Fall Pulse Survey 2011. The Incentive Research

Foundation. (2011). http://

theirf.org/research/content/6083519/incentiveresearch-foundation-survey-says-economy-impactingincentive-trends/

http

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meetingsnet.com/corporatemeetingsincentives/incentives_motivation/survey/2012_incentive_survey0104

/

IRF

CMI Study.

Incentive

Research Foundation

. (2011

). http

://

theirf.org/research/content/6074997/2011-irfcmimerchandise-poll

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The

Use of Awards In Organizations.

The Incentive

Research Foundation. (2011

). http

://theirf.org/research/content/6081797/the-use-ofawards-in-organizations/

http://theirf.org/research/content/6083519/incentiveresearch-foundation-survey-says-economy-impactingincentive-trends/

ITU

World Telecommunication. (2011

).http

://www.itu.int/wsis/tunis/newsroom/stats/

Are

Your Customers Becoming

Digital Junkies

?

McKinsey Quarterly. (2011

). http

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www.mckinseyquarterly.com/Are_your_customers_becoming_digital_junkies_2839

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http

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www.census.gov/prod/cen2010/briefs/c2010br-03.pdf

The

Rise of Generation C: Implications for the World of 2020.

Booz and Co. (March 26, 2010). http://

www.booz.com/global/home/what_we_think/reports_and_white_papers/ic-display/47812404http

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Guidelines

for Game-Based Learning.

Pivec

,

Maja

, et. al. Pabst Science Publishers, Austria

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2004

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hbr.org/2011/06/synthesis-how-games-couldsave-the-world/ar/1

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http

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www.forbes.com/sites/haydnshaughnessy/2011/11/09/dell-gamification-strategy-are-you-kidding

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Nitin

Nohria

, Boris

Groysberg

, Linda-

Eling

Lee

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* Incentives, Motivation and Workforce Performance, www.theIRF.org

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m.vandyke@theIRF.org

MELISSA VAN DYKE is President of the IRF.   Melissa has responsibility for all day-to-day operational, financial and marketing aspects of the   organization. She comes to the IRF from her position as Managing Consultant of the Employee Engagement Practice at Maritz. Prior to this, Melissa held leadership positions in Solution Management, Product Development and Business Technology Solution Management at Maritz. Van Dyke was selected as Incentive magazine’s 2007 “Rising Star in the Incentive Industry” and co-authored the chapter on “Nonmonetary Awards: Experiential, Tangible, and Cash Equivalent Awards” in the fifth edition of the

Compensation Handbook. Before joining Maritz, Van Dyke worked as a Senior Business Process and Technology Consultant for Ernst & Young LLP.

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