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On the Spot Redesign
Due Open Deliverables
11-15-2020  / 1
Project Lead Project Team
not assigned CS James Baer, David Houder
Sponsor Information
Facilities ManagementTroy BellDirector of Facilities Operations
Project Description
Troy Bell has been asked to help with redesigning the “On the Spot” awards to reflect our new SET Values. This could be as simple as replacing the RAISE at the top of our current OTS awards to Service, Excellence, Team at the top of the award. Talent Management announced the launch of our official shift to the S.E.T. awards at the July All Staff meeting and will be awarding them for the first time at the 10/28 All Staff meeting. The end of the month is ideal, however, we can certainly allow more time, if needed. Many employees post these physical awards in their office, on their walls, etc. and is an engagement factor for them. The physical version is an option for these individuals who are deserving of praise but would prefer 1:1 recognition vs. recognition in front of others. Due Date in November so we can print in December and send out to supervisors/employees in January (when we are likely to have more people in the office)?
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Created on April 12, 2018 at  8:35 AM (EDT). Last updated by Giovanni Lugo on Jan. 25, 2021 at 11:35 AM (EST). Owned by Baer, James.
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