Doesn’t it feel good when someone recognizes the great work that you do each day? And conversely, doesn’t it feel awful when your faults are publicly exposed?

Too often, we jump on the “fault” bandwagon, and don’t give credit to others for the great things that they do. Yet, there are so many ways of giving others recognition – here are just a few:

• Provide recognition for them on industry discussion boards or in social media.
• Write a blog or case study, highlighting the exceptional work of others.
• Introduce someone else as an expert: you’ll get credit for making the introduction.
• Put your boss’ name on the presentation: your boss will repay the favor later – and may insist on your name being there too.
• Highlight the expertise of your staff: they’ll work harder for you because you’ve shared the limelight.
• Suggest a different candidate: you will develop a reputation for being honest
• Use “We” instead of “I”: your team will appreciate the recognition – and work harder for it.

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