Top-Ten Reasons Why People Quit Their Jobs
Management demands that one person do the jobs of two or more people, resulting in longer days and weekend work.
Management cuts back on administrative help, forcing professional workers to use their time copying, stapling, collating, filing and other clerical duties.
Management puts a freeze on raises and promotions, when an employee can easily find a job earning 20-30 percent more somewhere else.
Management doesn’t allow the rank and file to make decisions or allow them pride of ownership.
Management constantly reorganizes, shuffles people around, and changes direction constantly.
Management doesn’t have or take the time to clarify goals and decisions.
Management shows favoritism and gives some workers better offices, trips to conferences, etc.
Management relocates the offices to another location, forcing employees to quit or double their commute.
Management promotes someone who lacks training and/or necessary experience to supervisor, alienating staff and driving away good employees.
Management creates a rigid structure and then allows departments to compete against each other while at the same time preaching teamwork and cooperation.
Source: Gregory P. Smith
Five Steps to More Effective Diversity Recruiting
Build a diversity message into your recruitment brand
Demonstrate the diversity of your organization
If you aren’t where you want to be in terms of diversity, say so
Invest in education
Give back to the community
Source: Karen Hildebrand, WetFeet
Seven Secrets of Sourcing
Know the right time to source
Know if sourcing in a particular sector makes sense
Know where to go
Know and understand the consequences
Know about nontraditional sourcing avenues
Understand how sourcing can save you thousands, even millions of dollars
Know how to protect your investment in your sourcing organization
____Gopi D (MBA)
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