Employee recognition: More than just a day
3 ways to make recognition an everyday event
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Updated on December 18, 2020

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Rewards and recognition
Most workplaces celebrate birthdays, work anniversaries, and big milestones — but what about increasing recognition frequency for the moments in between? Recognition isn’t just a one-time event; it’s the foundation of an engaged, motivated, and high-performing workforce.
When recognition is frequent, meaningful, and woven into your culture, employees feel valued and inspired to do their best work.
But how do you make consistent recognition a daily habit? It starts with actional strategies and recognition technology that work together to help build a recognition-rich culture.
How to turn one-time events into lasting recognition
Ever wondered why some recognition moments feel impactful while others fall flat? Birthdays, work anniversaries, and Employee Appreciation Day are great, but without ongoing appreciation, they can feel like a drop in the bucket.
Achievers’ recognition guide answers the big question: How do you turn one-time celebrations into a culture of recognition? You’ll learn why recognition frequency matters, how it drives engagement, and the exact steps to make appreciation a natural, everyday habit in your workplace.
How to make recognition a habit
Creating a recognition-rich workplace isn’t just about good intentions — it’s about building lasting habits. Currently, managers have the biggest impact on employee engagement, shaping 70% of the factors that influence how employees feel. And recognition plays a significant role.
So how do you make consistent recognition second nature for managers and leaders? This guide will show you:
- How to help managers embed recognition into their daily routine
- Why leadership buy-in is essential for increasing recognition frequency
- The connection between frequent recognition and higher engagement
- Simple, practical strategies to make recognition easy and effective
Ready to build a culture of consistent recognition?
Recognition shouldn’t be an occasional event — it should be a daily habit that drives engagement, motivation, and retention. The good news? You don’t have to figure it out alone.
Download Achievers’ recognition guide now and start turning everyday moments into meaningful recognition.