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Recognizing good work is a powerful, cost-effective method of improving organizational performance -- yet it is underused.

Learn how CliftonStrengths is empowering student engagement at the University of Colorado-Boulder.

By disengaging customers, banks are losing opportunities to win future retail and mortgage business, as well as referrals.

In the U.S., 45% try to include organic foods in their diets, while 15% try to avoid them. Including organic foods is more common among younger Americans and upper-income Americans, as well as those who live in cities and in the West.

Some of Chile's best opportunities to boost productivity may lie in maximizing the talents and skills of its existing workers.

Sixty-three percent of Americans say they avoid soda -- a jump from 10 years ago -- and more than half say they avoid sugar (52%). More than nine in 10 Americans try to include fruits (92%) or vegetables (93%) in their diet.

This post is part of Gallup's ongoing series on the shifting landscape for financial institutions. It provides insights into channel optimization, emerging customer behaviors and preferences, product penetration and relationship growth, engaging ...

In thousands of B2B customer interviews, Gallup has observed partnerships that create great value for both customers and suppliers. An expert reveals the traits these rare relationships share.

Most of the country's employees are in roles that don't allow them to fully contribute. The fix: a strengths-based approach.

Using a disciplined approach to assess, manage and improve buying center relationships will help B2B companies better understand their client's key players and their needs.