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May 2021 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

Sean Glaze of Great Results Team Building shared The 3 Most Important Traits Teams Want in a New Manager. In the workplace, this manifests as low engagement, high attrition, bullying, toxic culture, harassment, lack of psychological safety and stifled communication. Learn 5 ways to manage your mind to better control your mouth.

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Innovative Ways to Improve Employee Retention

HR Digest

The current competitive marketplace has made it a necessity for organizations to discover steps in managing attrition rates. Employee Retention Strategies to Decrease Staff Turnover Rates Employers need to focus on fostering a positive work environment as a step in managing attrition.

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Building Trust Through Behavioral Integrity

Great Leadership By Dan

Simons’ team defines behavioral integrity as “managers keeping their promises and demonstrating espoused values.” This study made an important link – one that had not been demonstrated before: manager behavior, specifically keeping promises and demonstrating company values, generates hard dollar profits. of annual revenues.

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The Center for Leadership Studies Releases Stay Interviews

The Center For Leadership Studies

3 As companies look for ways to get ahead of attrition and retain employees, stay interviews have emerged as a valuable strategy, but only 27% of HR decision makers in the U.S. 4 A Gallup survey revealed that 52% of voluntarily exiting employees said their manager or organization could have done something to prevent them from leaving.

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Why 50% of American workers want to make a career change

HR Digest

A recent Washington Post-Schar School poll noted that one-third of workers under the age of 40 are now considering switching careers or changing industries since the pandemic. Historically, people looked to switch careers for a beefier paycheck, better benefits, more opportunities, among other reasons.

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Is Money More Important Than Meaning In Our Work?

The Horizons Tracker

“One of the defining facets of the modern economy is that we’ve run out of people, and this is likely to stay the same for a long time,” Josh Bersin says “Every aspiration your CEO has will be constrained by people issues and the challenges of growing the company when there aren’t enough people.”

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Wall Street banks opt for greater automation for grunt work to retain talent

HR Digest

An internal survey by Goldman Sachs junior employees detailing the crushing workload and the accompanying stress due to demanding bosses has led to some stocktaking about the working conditions in the industry and the high attrition rates. And that’s ripe for automation,” said Roy Choudhury, managing director at Boston Consulting Group.

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