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Good Practices of Retention Strategies to Keep Employees VOLUTIONIZING RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION 2015 CapSquare, Prince Hotel & Residence March 24 & 25

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Good Practices of Retention Strategies to Keep Employees

VOLUTIONIZING RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION 2015 CapSquare, Prince Hotel & Residence March 24 & 25

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Contents

Good Practices of Retention Strategies to Keep Employees

7 hidden reasons why employees leave their organizations

Good practices of retention strategies local and foreign companies with real life examples

Employee of Choice model to enhance retention

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What are good retention strategies to keep employees?

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BACKGROUND

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Employee Retention

Leigh Branham

Saratoga Institute of Research

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Background

• Saragato Institute is part of PwC. World leader in exit interview and employee commitment survey

• Saragato Institute maintained a 5 years of database of 19700 of exit and employee surveys from 1999-2003

• Exit interview of 3149 employees

• Wide range of industries

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Guessing

Reasons Percentage

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REASONS OF LEAVING

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65 Reasons

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Why Employees Are Leaving?

Reasons Percentage

Too few growth and advancement opportunities

16

Lack of support by and respect from supervisor 13

Compensation 12

Job Duties Boring and unchallenging 11

Lack of leadership skills by supervisor 9

Work Hours 6

Unavoidable reasons 5

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PEOPLE DO NOT LEAVE COMPANIES, THEY LEAVE BAD BOSSES

Reasons Percentage

Too few growth and advancement opportunities

16

Lack of support by and respect from supervisor 13

Compensation 12

Job Duties Boring and unchallenging 11

Lack of leadership skills by supervisor 9

Work Hours 6

Unavoidable reasons 5

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Energy to Develop Leadership Development

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GOOD PRACTICES

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Good Practices

To Match Expectations with Reality

Select the Right Talent for the Job

To Provide Coaching and Feedback

To Provide Career Advancement and Growth Opportunities

To Make Employees Feel Valued and Recognized

To Reduce Stress from Work-Life Imbalance and Overwork

To Inspire and Confidence in Senior Leaders

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Retention Good Practices

To Provide Career Advancement and Growth OpportunitiesCareer Development Weekly Department Meeting1 On 1

To Make Employees Feel Valued and RecognizedMotivation VoucherCorporate StrategyAnnual Employee Survey Job Title Changes

To Reduce Stress from Work-Life Imbalance and OverworkPfizer – FCW

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PAYPAL GLOBAL OPS

PULSE FINDING

Career Development

Job Title

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BUSINESS CONTEXTSETTING THE

SCENE

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TEAM COACHING 1 HOUR

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New Job Titles -Talent Retention

Shanghai

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Carsem

• Festive

• Team Bonding

• Communicate Strategies regularly

• Gemba Walk

• Leader-teach-leaders

• Team Building

• Supervisor Development

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RETENTION APPROACHES

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Four Fundamental Human Needs

● The need for trust.

● The need to have hope.

• The need to feel a sense of worth

● The need to feel competent.

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To Match Expectations with Reality

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Select the Right Talent for the Job

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To Provide Coaching and Feedback

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To Provide Career Advancement and Growth Opportunities

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To Make Employees Feel Valued and Recognized

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To Reduce Stress from Work-Life Imbalance and Overwork

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To Inspire and Confidence in Senior Leaders

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EMPLOYEE OF CHOICE STRATEGIES

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Employee of Choice

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IMPACTS

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ONE LAST THING

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Corporate Culture

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Four Corporate Culture

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