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Great employess don't complain, they leave.

Great employess don't complain, they leave.

A manager knows its star performers. The company's world is easier thanks to them. 

Great employees don't always make noise. If their unhappiness last long, they might just get up and go. They know their own worth and can find another company looking for A players. 

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How to keep the best people?

How to keep the best people?

1. Stay engaged - keep lines of communication open with regular, consistent, weekly 1:1s.

2. Be curious - find out what engages them by simply asking "what enables you to bring your best self to work? What drives and motivates you?"  Just ask.

3. Take action - once you know what drive...

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Interesting observation about how valuable team members react to unhappiness in the work place and how to prevent it. Liked the "just ask" part of the process of mediation.

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