Engagement is one of those words that has many subtleties in meaning, and is often viewed with varying levels of skepticism by different organizations. Of course, outside of the corporate environment, engagement has a number of definitions and applications. But there are two basic elements that are at the heart of engagement and that cut across nearly all interpretations of the word.
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