The Thankbox Blog

Have you ever wondered what sets apart those colleagues who easily climb the career ladder from those who just tread water? The answer may surprise you—it’s not just about who brings the best biscuits! Enter the world of soft skills versus hard skills.

The stats don’t lie—most employees don’t feel appreciated at work. Over the long term, unhappy feelings can lead employees to slack off or quit entirely. Showing appreciation helps you build a more positive work environment. Read this guide to help your team reach its full potential.

What goes around comes around. Providing feedback to managers transforms the workplace, sparking positivity, boosting team spirit, and nurturing innovation, creating a cycle of appreciation and growth.

Explore our guide on employee evaluation samples, including templates, messages & best practices. Learn to craft evaluations that boost morale, align goals, and foster growth. It’s perfect for managers aiming for constructive feedback and enhanced team performance.

Workplace stress is at an all-time high, so companies need to take employee well-being seriously. While what your employees do outside of work is not up to you, companies can still try to ensure that work is not a dreadful place. So join us as we share our ideas for great employee wellness programs.

It’s almost impossible to find a thriving team that isn’t led by an impressive manager. Even with skilled team members, a strong leader is necessary to motivate, inspire, and care for them. So, what makes a good manager? Join us as we share 12 essential qualities that encompass stellar management.

The “quiet quitting” trend is spreading like wildfire on social media, but that doesn’t mean it’s not real. We’re starting to uncover that millions of employees may not enjoy being at work, and this is not good news for many companies. So, how can you combat this? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

Think of one of the most reliable people in your workplace. You probably have fond memories of them coming through for the team when others couldn’t. This is a sign of a good work ethic. The good news is that you can cultivate these standards for your entire team! Read on to learn how…

Transparency at work is more than setting out clear instructions—it’s open, two-way communication between management and employees. The goal is to express expectations, feedback, and setbacks honestly and respectfully. Join us as we share our 10 suggestions for creating a more trustworthy workplace.