Chester Elton: Recognition and "The Carrot Principle" (MSNBC)

Watch Chester Elton's appearance on MSNBC's "Your Business." JJ Ramberg interviews Chester on his book "The Carrot Principle." Learn more about some of his advice on employee recognition published in "The Carrot Principle," including "Three coins in your pocket," "Remember a child's birthday," and "A Personal handwritten note goes a long way."

Chester Elton is called the "apostle of appreciation," by the Globe and Mail, Canada's largest newspaper, and "creative and refreshing" by the New York Times. He is co-author of several successful leadership books, including "The Carrot Principle" and "The Orange Revolution." A sought-after recognition and employee engagement consultant and speaker, Chester is senior vice-president of training and publishing at the O.C. Tanner Company.

Hear more from Chester on his:
• Blog: chesterelton.com
• Website: carrots.com/blog/
• Twitter: twitter.com/chesterelton

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