Three Components of Retaining Your Top Talent

Blog, Talent Management

Three Components of Retaining Your Top Talent

When it comes to high-potential employees, or hi-pos, Harvard Business Review tells us that 1 in 4 believes he or she will be working for another employer within a year. It seems finding talented people is hard work but keeping…

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When it comes to high-potential employees, or hi-pos, Harvard Business Review tells us that 1 in 4 believes he or she will be working for another employer within a year. It seems finding talented people is hard work but keeping them is even harder. Some components to be aware of if you are putting effort … Read more

3 Crucial Points for Retention Strategies

3 Crucial Points for Retention Strategies

Blog, Organizational Development

3 Crucial Points for Retention Strategies

Like a well-tuned vehicle, an effective employee retention strategy requires regular checkups and maintenance. If your retention strategy seems worn out, don’t be discouraged—a minor tune-up may be all you need. Keep your employee retention strategy running smoothly with these…

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Like a well-tuned vehicle, an effective employee retention strategy requires regular checkups and maintenance. If your retention strategy seems worn out, don’t be discouraged—a minor tune-up may be all you need. Keep your employee retention strategy running smoothly with these 3 checklist items, courtesy of Business News Daily. Be sure your strategy agrees with these … Read more

Employee Retention Strategies for 2017

Employee Retention Strategies for 2017

Blog, Employee Engagement

Employee Retention Strategies for 2017

Does your organization have any new year’s resolutions lined up to achieve in 2017? Employees and job seekers probably do: to obtain and maintain a comfortable, stable job—especially all those new, qualified winter college grads! Unfortunately, one third of new…

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Does your organization have any new year’s resolutions lined up to achieve in 2017? Employees and job seekers probably do: to obtain and maintain a comfortable, stable job—especially all those new, qualified winter college grads! Unfortunately, one third of new hires quit their job after about 6 months (despite the strength of their new year’s … Read more