Are you tired of watching your employees come and go faster than a sneeze during allergy season? Are you sick of spending time and money recruiting and training new hires, only to see them walk out the door a few months later? Well, buckle up, buttercup, because we've got some tips for you.
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The prevailing attitude when discussing retention is to simply accept turnover as a fact of life. This fatalistic mindset does nothing to help improve the situation or solve the problem. In actuality, there are specific and actionable that can be done to improve employee retention rates.
There is a direct (and hopefully positive) correlation between your recruiting and retention efforts. Specifcally, the time, money, and effort spent landing the best talent for open positions is a complete waste without a commensurate effort to keep them engaged.
It’s a new era, and big data is the name of the game. Companies have more information than ever at their fingertips. The key is turning all of that data into meaningful information that can be acted upon. In the hiring and recruiting realm,
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