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How to Retain a Valuable Employee in a Company

Posted: Thu Jan 23, 2025 5:30 am
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How to Retain a Valuable Employee in a Company
To keep an employee from quitting, you need to start by finding out the circumstances that led to his decision. Most cases are related to insufficient salary or difficult relationships with other specialists. But there are other reasons that are not visible to the naked eye.

In this case, you need to talk to the employee. It is good if there are friendly and trusting relationships between the manager and the team, and the person can honestly tell about the reasons for dismissal, but this does not happen in every organization. Then you can try to talk to one of the employees who has a friendly relationship with the applicant.

Until the reason for dismissal is clarified, it is pointless to take any measures, because they may not affect the interests of the person leaving. Someone is not satisfied with the salary, and another may have a delicate situation with one of the colleagues, which makes being at work unbearable.

To retain a specialist, most managers offer to increase the salary. But if a person is uncomfortable working in a team, then this will retain him only as long as he can quickly find a new place with similar pay. Whatever measures are taken, they do not guarantee that the leaving specialist will change his mind and agree to work for the benefit of the company. But the reasons for his dismissal can give food for thought about what needs to be changed in the work of the team so that the rest of the employees do not want to run away. Preventive measures usually have a greater effect than attempts to retain a person who is expected in a new place tomorrow.


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