My favorite strategy for increasing work enjoyment is recognizing progress and celebrating achievements. When employees see that their efforts are making a difference, they feel more motivated and engaged.

How I’ll Use This in Supervision

I plan to integrate this by holding regular check-ins with my supervisees to highlight their progress, set goals, and discuss challenges. These check-ins will include:

• Acknowledging accomplishments (big or small) to show their work matters.
• Setting short-term goals to keep motivation high.
• Encouraging reflection so they can see their own growth. Dissociative disorders

When I implement this, it will look like monthly one-on-one meetings where I provide specific feedback, ask about challenges, and adjust goals together. I’ll also promote peer recognition to build a supportive team environment.

What I’ll Avoid

I will avoid relying too much on extrinsic rewards like bonuses or generic praise. While these can help in the short term, they don’t create long-term job satisfaction. Instead, I’ll focus on meaningful recognition and opportunities for growth, so supervisees feel truly connected to their work.

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How I’ll Use This in Supervision

I plan to integrate this by holding regular check-ins with my supervisees to highlight their progress, set goals, and discuss challenges. These check-ins will include:

• Acknowledging accomplishments (big or small) to show their work matters.
• Setting short-term goals to keep motivation high.
• Encouraging reflection so they can see their own growth.

When I implement this, it will look like monthly one-on-one meetings where I provide specific feedback, ask about challenges, and adjust goals together. I’ll also promote peer recognition to build a supportive team environment. APA