Why Top Performers Really Quit
by: John Sullivan
Learn who they don’t want to work with.
Why do you think the best employees leave: More money? More of a challenge?
A better chance to move up the ladder? Yes, all of the above. But many
employees leave because of bad managers, or overly critical managers.
They don’t like working for them, so they quit. This is true whether you’re
at a hotel, a retail store, or at a high-tech outfit (it’s been studied).
Train your managers to treat employees well, and you’ll see an improvement
in your retention figures.
SOURCE: From a speech by John Sullivan, San Francisco State University,
at a conference on Recruiting & Hiring in a Tight Labor Market: New
Practices in Recruitment & Selection, May 5-6, 1999.
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