Certificate of Appreciation—Version 2
Download and customize this certificate of appreciation for individuals or teams to recognize their teamwork and achievements, and build morale and momentum.
Download and customize this certificate of appreciation for individuals or teams to recognize their teamwork and achievements, and build morale and momentum.
What can your team do to reward and recognize one another?
Celebrating accomplishment builds a positive environment in which people are inspired to contribute their best. It makes it safe to take risks, be creative and participate fully.
Calling attention to good behavior increases the likelihood it will be repeated. Successful unit-based team leaders recognize improvement by giving appropriate rewards and recognition to team members and to each other.
Format:
PDF
Size:
8.5" x 11"
Intended audience:
Frontline employees, managers and physicians
Best used:
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Download and customize this certificate of appreciation for individuals or teams to recognize their teamwork and achievements, and build morale and momentum.
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