Quiet quitting has popped into headlines across the globe over the past several weeks. As the phenomenon continues to gain steam, it’s important to remember that this practice has likely been present for years. After all, overworking, burnout and disengagement are not new challenges in the workplace, and individuals have long had to cope …
In today’s knowledge economy, employees with unique skills have a profound impact on organizations. It’s crucial to keep them happy. Many managers believe that compensation is the key (as the eye-popping rewards paid to employees in the upper echelon show). But genuinely talented people aren’t just motivated by money. Earlier, we discussed key challenges organizations …
No, you aren’t imagining it: workers are leaving your company faster than you can replace them. In the past, spikes in voluntary attrition often signaled a competition for talent, where in-demand workers left one job for a similar but better one at another company. This most recent wave of attrition is different. Most are leaving …
It’s well known that people usually leave their managers and not companies but even more important is the ecosystem or culture that provides necessary tools to the line managers in helping design a thriving workplace. So, let’s talk about the 3 C’s which should be part of the ‘’Talent Engagement and Retention’’ strategy, especially in …
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Many organizations are applying change management to specific projects and initiatives. The most innovative organizations, however, are looking beyond project-by-project application and asking: how can we develop an enterprise-wide change management capability? Since 2005, Prosci has undertaken research and development to address this question. The result is Prosci’s research, tools, and offerings for …
In today’s knowledge economy, employees with unique skills profoundly impact organizations, and it’s crucial to keep them happy. Though many managers believe that compensation is the key, genuinely talented people aren’t highly motivated by money alone. Feeling special is far more vital to them, and Managers need to respect a few never-dos: Listen & never …
Amid the Great Resignation or Reshuffle, most companies globally are struggling to retain talent and trying to use a lot of tactics starting from offering better salaries, titles, remote working options, joining bonuses, lowering the standard qualifications, and so on. While once an employee decides to move on and put in a resignation, it’s usually …
Being involved early in a change is always a good thing. In fact, Prosci’s research shows a direct correlation between starting change management early and meeting or exceeding project objectives. Although engaging early can be a challenge when specific details are unclear or still emerging, waiting has consequences. Don’t let this dilemma make you feel …
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Change fatigue is real. As organizations have had to navigate monumental shifts in the way they approach business, employees have experienced an abundance of transitions in their: Office space Routine Processes and procedures Workplace relationships Collaboration and communication practices Company culture While some adjustments have been more gradual, others have had to take place at …
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As companies strive to create a people-centric workplace, employee experience is growing as a top priority – and it’s an expansive one. While there is not one single definition, the employee experience encapsulates what people encounter and observe over the course of their tenure at an organization including onboarding, development, performance management and ultimately, departure. Now, couple …
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