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Matt Tenney
The cost of low employee engagement is estimated to be around $450-500 billion each year. Low engagement leads to high
Matt Tenney
To maintain employee engagement in difficult times, leaders need to be adaptable to meet employees’ shifting needs by fostering a
John Spence
While there are many reasons people join a company and then decide to stay there, the most important factor in
Matt Tenney
A good employee retention rate is an indication that an organization has a strong retention strategy and is experiencing low
Ciara Ungar
If you’re looking to reconsider your retention strategy and write an employee retention plan, here are 10 steps you can
Carol Schultz
Employee retention refers to the ability of an organization to hold onto its employees. At its core, employee retention is
Caleb
In this episode we talked with Lisa Baker and discussed eliminating toxicity and building authentic relationships in the workplace.
S. Chris Edmonds, Mark Babbitt
Recruiting and retaining employees is important because of the high cost of turnover and its effects on an organization’s productivity,
Matthew Wride
You improve employee retention by fighting attrition. We need to fight to keep our people, and we need to work
Dr. Troy Hall
There are three ways to retain employees and stop the talent swap. By infusing the three strategic elements of cohesion—belonging,
S. Chris Edmonds, Mark Babbitt
Being in the enviable position of having many talented candidates vying for positions in your organization, and being able to
Caleb
In this episode we talked with Shanda Miller and discussed how supervisors can change to become super leaders.
Ciara Ungar
The best strategies for retaining quality employees are cultivating authenticity, creating an agile environment, and fostering trust on a daily
John Spence
The single most significant factor why employees leave, by a wide margin, is their relationship with their immediate supervisor. People
Matt Tenney
Employee engagement reduces turnover because engaged employees are less likely to leave their jobs. This helps organizations avoid the high

The Value of Employee Engagement

The value of employee engagement for organizations is evident in the high productivity, improved performance, low turnover, and increased profitability

The 7 Factors of Employee Engagement

The seven factors of employee engagement are strong leadership, a caring culture, meaningful work, regular feedback (including recognition), professional growth

The Common Behaviors of Engaged Employees

The common behaviors of engaged employees include performing well, taking accountability, forging trust-based, collaborative relationships with co-workers, improving processes, developing