See, in one of our employee evaluation systems, we would like to implement a feature by which any employee can show appreciation to another employee that he has got help from or whom he thinks to be a good performer, mentor etc., and it has to be done every month. So, to give a name to this action, one of the suggestions was the phrase 'give kudos', but we would like to have a better phrase with a similar meaning. Something interesting!
Update: It is not mandatory that we should use the word 'give' or 'kudos' when we rephrase it.
Can anyone help me on this?
Best Answer
Praise
Merriam-Webster: say or write good things about (someone or something): A good teacher praises students when they do well.
Macmillan: express strong approval or admiration for someone or something, especially in public: Mayor Dixon praised the efforts of those involved in the rescue.