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How to Retain Employees – The Ultimate Guide

Qualigence Blog

How to Retain Employees: Make Leadership a Top Priority Have you ever heard the saying people don’t quit their jobs; they quit their bosses? If your CEO is an amazing person but the middle manager an employee deals with daily is a micromanager, it will be tough to retain that employee. It’s true!

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Your Time-to-Hire Sucks, and It’s Costing You Big Time

Qualigence Blog

Leaders, Not Bosses Here’s a wake-up call: People don’t quit their jobs; they quit their lousy bosses – and fixing retention is half the battle in keeping your organization staffed. The world doesn’t need more managers who micromanage and stifle growth.

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7 Ways to Detect Lack of Trust in a Team

6Q

There is micromanaging When team leaders cannot trust their employees to perform their tasks, they will micromanage. Leaders who micromanage over supervise, they assign roles and then take them over. Micromanaging doesn’t only impact the employees.

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Practical Ways to Build Trust in Your Workplace

6Q

Avoid micromanaging. When a boss micromanages your verdict, it can work for a while when an employee is new. They do not prefer to get micromanaged every time. No employee wants to get micromanaged at a deep level. The manager can cool down the micromanaging scenario by trusting the employees.

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Top Reasons Employees Quit Their Jobs

Outmatch

According to a report by Forbes , “people quit their bosses, not their jobs,” and they do so for these reasons: A top performer becomes overloaded with too many responsibilities because of staffing shortages or additional production needs. And after production needs slow down, the boss doesn’t redistribute work accordingly.

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Netchex Multiplex: HR Strategies for the Worst Movie Bosses

Netchex HR Blog

Bosses make great movie villains. Almost everyone has a job and a boss. Even most bosses have a boss. Bosses get a lot of blame (both justified and not). Bosses are easy to hate. In movies, it’s relatable and sympathetic to root for the protagonist against their boss. The Bully Boss.