Recognition Account

When a person receives a recognition card, it is recorded in the Recognition account. Members receive a weekly summary report highlighting their achievements and the recognition they receive. This is where you can see what your team members noticed and welcomed. 

A team member will see this information and must confirm it before it gets added to the stroke account. Knowing the recognition you receive from others increases happiness and will make you more self-aware – and it also keeps updates on achievements and behaviour of your staff members visible. 

 

Weekly recognition reports are a personal summary of what has happened and are emailed to each member. They are available for you to review yours under My weekly reports.

The number of recognitions is added to your Account balance score, which is your account of recognitions awarded for your Employeeship behaviour, performance in your key areas, or goal/milestone achievements. 

Recognition that a member receives is added to the profile score. Recognition that a member sends to other members also counts towards the profile: “A recognition given is recognition received.” Both people benefit from having good relations. 

 

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