What is the cost of losing one employee? There are the direct costs of the loss and the costs of replacing that person. Here is a list of them. Why care? 3 million Americans quit their job every month. 25% of employees are at a high risk for turnover (these are your top performers). If you could keep the interest of valued employees, wouldn’t that be worthwhile?
With gratitude to the 16 young leaders who let me into their honest opinions. I asked them, “What is the respectful environment that allows you to perform at their best? Describe it.” These are the responses I received.
I was interested in what emerging professionals had to say about the subject of respect in the workplace. They are more self-aware than previous generations. Value and values are always on their mind. I wanted to simply listen and present their personal perspectives without commentary, in an effort to help employers work beneficially with Millennials, rather than being frustrated or confused.
Employees rate the number one desire to receive from their boss and other leaders is to be treated with respect. Mutual respect in an organization allows a company to operate optimally, to shine. How do you show respect? How do you encourage respect? One easy way to energize a team.
As you are reading this, have you ever thought of missed opportunities and what could have been, if only…? There are times, for whatever reason, we weren’t able or ready to take the next step. If we don’t take that step when it is offered, is it over for us?
What are the best questions to ask in choosing our next President? Looking at four previous Presidents who’ve led the country through challenging times, and as described by masterful biographer, Doris Kearns Goodwin, we examine their similarities and differences. Can their qualities be the best indicator for our future?
Endless accomplishment without acknowledgement can make you feel tired and unhappy. In effect, you are the groundhog who always sees their shadow and is constantly in hibernation mode, doing and doing, but probably not at your best, nor is your work at its best. If you want to recapture your energy, focus, passion, and live up to your potential, celebrate a job well done before moving on to the next big thing.
Susan Goldberg Leadership Consulting launches a blog for leaders who are curious to discover great things. The blog aims to empower, enlighten, and encourage through insights, questions and perspectives gathered from Susan’s work engaging and developing new leadership.
