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Businesses that Care Podcast (formerly Mere Mortals Unite)

Mere Mortals Unite (MMU) and Businesses that Care (BTC) are two distinct series in this podcast. BTC is focused on building a business culture that allows your business to recruit and retain good talent. Our guests share ideas that work, to create a culture of engagement. On previous episodes of MMU we share superpowers that everyone has although they may not have discovered them yet, or forgotten them or given them away. Take them back, increase their use in your life. provides skills and techniques so you can discover your superpowers. The result is an increase in success and joy in your life and the lives of those that surround you. Let’s change the world one person at a time, starting with you!
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Nov 7, 2018

Our guest today is Bob Kelleher.  I call him the granddaddy of employee engagement since his website is EmployeeEngagement.com.  Bob is also the founder and president of The Employee Engagement Group, a global survey, products, and consulting firm working with leadership teams to enhance their leadership and employee engagement effectiveness.

 

Bob talks about the importance of engaging the whole person and its benefit of discretionary effort.  Find out why your employees need to know where the business is going, how your business is doing and how your employees contribute to those goals.  

 

For more information about Bob & The Employee Engagement Group (EEG):

EEG Website

Bob on Twitter

Bob on LinkedIn

EEG on Facebook

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