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5 Critical Employee Retention Strategies

Quiet Quitting
There’s a lot of hype right now about ‘quiet quitting’, which is basically when an employee stops putting in 100% effort and does the bare minimum to hold their job. This sort of behavior has occurred for as long as people have been in the workforce. It’s nothing new. To avoid it, employees must be truly engaged in their work and respect and value their employer. The biggest challenge for employers right now is that some are fighting for talented workers and believe it is harder to let poor performers go because there may not be a better replacement.

There are ways to prevent employees (focus on the high performers!) from quitting and retaining loyal, committed, and high-performing employees for the long term.

These five critical strategies will lead to better retention, help you better align your people with your business goals, and result in stronger work performance and business outcomes.

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Jennifer Revels is a Consultant specializing in human resources and leadership coaching. With over 25 years of experience, Jennifer has helped countless leaders and small business owners with all facets of hiring and managing teams. Jennifer also offers advice on difficult conversations or changes in a way that minimizes legal risk.

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