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        Millennials (continued)         Peak (Chip Conley), 238, 243
            managing, 120–121           Pearson, Jon, 85, 87, 89, 90, 92
            rewards for, 227–228        Pentagon, 85
            self-engagement of, 311     People developers, managers as,
            and teamwork, 161             190
        Mindsets:                       Perfectionism, 306
            about employee well-being, 259–263  Performance:
            about engagement, 139–140      and economic turbulence, 245
            self-limiting, 302–305         employer views of, 235–236
        Moloney, Chris, 255                feedback about, 233
        Motivation, 138, 196–197, 199–200,   and internal equity, 235
          232, 245                         measures of, 231–232
        Multigenerational training, 162  Performance objectives, 294
        Multiple career path training, 207, 210  Perks, 6–7
        Multitasking, 300               Personal growth, 215
                                        Personal Power Grid, 313–314
        N                               Planning:
        Nalley, Clarence “Jim” V., 166     career, 188
        Nalley Automotive Group, 44–45, 62,   for well-care (wellness) programs,
          166–175, 319                       279–282
        Narrowcast training, 207–209       (See also Engagement planning)
        Needs, organizational, 106–108, 134,   Poor performers, 8, 170, 312 (See also
          199, 201, 211–212               Unproductive coworkers)
        Networks, of contacts, 210      Position level, engagement and, 29–30,
        Neuman, Walter, 173               33, 75–76, 328
        Noel, Marie, 267, 269–273       Practices, 85
        Nonperformers, in teams, 164–165, 170  Praise, withholding, 308
                                        Preemployment assessments, 12–13,
        O                                 86–87
        Objectives, performance, 294    Prescott, Michael, 209
        Olympic Games, 178              Press-Ganey (company), 126
        Omaha, Nebraska, 255            Pride, 86–88
        Openness, 77–79, 150            Principles, 85
        Orbitform Group, 275            Productivity, 44, 140, 208, 274
        Organization growth (see Company   Professional development, 123, 187–188
          growth)                       Professional employees, 33
        Organizational entropy, 54      Professional growth (see Job enrichment
        Organizational needs, 106–108, 134,   and professional growth)
          199, 201, 211–212             The Professional Manager (Douglas
        Out-groups, 151                   McGregor), 142
        Outside firms, professional growth at,   Promotions, 20, 130, 170, 208,
          217–218                         212
        Owen, Ryland, 45, 166–171       Psychic reward, 312
        P                               Q
        Partnerships, 68–69, 136, 159   Qualitative analysis, of Best-Places-to-
        Passing the buck, 309             Work surveys, 52–53
        Pay:                            Quality Living, Inc. (QLI), 4, 5, 62,
            and employee contributions,   85–86, 279, 318
             224–225, 229, 244–245      Quantitative analysis, of Best-Places-to-
            equity of, 234–235            Work surveys, 52
            of senior leaders, 81–82    Quinn, Matthew, 41
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