why gamification and recognition don't mix

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W H Y G A M I F I C A T I O N an d R E C O G N I T I O N DON’T MIX

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WHY GAMIFICATIONand RECOGNITION

DON’T MIX

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Gamification is great!

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for things like:

Coaxing people to do things we dislike.

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Or entertaining us when a task is mundane.

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Or motivating us through competition.

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No wonder it’s become quite a fad in business.

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We see badges and leaderboards popping up everywhere.

great job

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But does gamification belong in recognition?

?

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Recognition isn’t mundane, or competitive. And most people really like it.

Great job! Aww, shucks.

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SPRING 2014 REPORTADAPTING TO THE REALITIES OF OUR CHANGING WORKFORCE

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In the Globoforce Spring 2014 Workforce Moodtracker, we asked American workers if they thought recognition should include gamification.

They overwhelmingly said “No Way!”

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“Do you feel that gamification would be a positive addition to your recognition program?”

70% NO 30% YES

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We asked if a recognition leaderboard would motivate

them to recognize more.

They said “Nope!”

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“Would you work harder if the number of recognitions given or received was ranked in a leaderboard type format?”

79% NO 21% YES

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We asked if gamified recognition was less meaningful to them.

They said “Absolutely!”

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“Would getting recognized mean less to you if you knew someone got points on a leaderboard, or a badge for giving that recognition?”

62% YES 32% NO

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We asked what DID motivate them to recognize.

TOP THREE MOTIVATING REASONS FOR GIVING RECOGNITION TO OTHERS

76%THANKING A COLLEAGUE FOR GOING ABOVE AND BEYOND

74%MAKING A COLLEAGUE FEEL GOOD OR APPRECIATED

53%REINFORCING BEHAVIOR THAT BENEFITS THE COMPANY

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Gamification and recognition

DON’T MIX.

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Gamification introduces an artificial set of goals into the program.

It shifts the focus from the recipient of recognition to the nominator. The data from

recognition becomes about competition rather than a reflection of employee values-based behavior. It motivates people

to recognize for the wrong reasons.

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Read more in our Globoforce “Workforce Mood Tracker Report”.

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