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10 Things a Good Manager Never Does

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Under-appreciate employees. Under-appreciated employees are usually unmotivated employees. A good manager uses a variety of techniques to demonstrate employee appreciation, including giving rewards and recognition. Ignore employee turnover rates. Ignore employee career goals.

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How to Spot Who’s Going to Quit Next

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To this end, it is important to focus your onboarding program on how to engage employees as quickly as possible to avoid high turnover. It’s also helpful to be aware of which industries have the highest percentage of employee turnover. The average turnover rate in 2015 across all industries was 16.7

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The importance of employee recognition

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According to Bersin & Associates , companies with good recognition programs have 31% lower voluntary employee turnover. 68 percent of values-based programs perceived a positive impact on retention, vs. 41 percent for non-values-based programs. The concrete, documented benefits of recognition don’t stop there.

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12 Traits That Make a Great Manager

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A strengths-based workplace culture offers measurable advantages: Gallup’s 2015 Strengths Meta-Analysis presents the “powerful connections between employee strengths development and business performance.” A leader must be able to overcome resistance, weather social adversity and get out in front to drive employee success.

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12 Traits That Make a Great Manager

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A strengths-based workplace culture offers measurable advantages: Gallup’s 2015 Strengths Meta-Analysis presents the “powerful connections between employee strengths development and business performance.” A leader must be able to overcome resistance, weather social adversity and get out in front to drive employee success.

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12 Traits to Make a Great Manager

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A strengths-based workplace culture offers measurable advantages: Gallup’s 2015 Strengths Meta-Analysis presents the “powerful connections between employee strengths development and business performance.” A leader must be able to overcome resistance, weather social adversity and get out in front to drive employee success.

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Improve Employee Scheduling to Fast Track Business Recovery: The Comprehensive Guide

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They require employees to be on call in case they are needed at the last minute. Employers who require on-call shifts end up with frustrated employees. Unpredictable schedules are responsible for high employee turnover. Make sure your employees understand that there may be last-minute changes. Compressed Work Week.