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Tiêu đề What Do Today's Employees Want?
Tác giả Lisa Stilwell-LF, Lisa Miller-LN
Người hướng dẫn Tom Casey, HR Advisory, Ardeshir Mehran
Thể loại White paper
Năm xuất bản 1999
Thành phố San Francisco
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Số trang 2
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Employees Want Back to Menu An entrepreneurial environment ° Career mentoring - more discretion in job ° creation Recognition for their unique contribution ° A piece of the action Em

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Employees Want

Back to Menu

An entrepreneurial environment °

Career mentoring - more discretion in job °

creation

Recognition for their unique contribution °

A piece of the action

Employers Want

A "just-in-time" workforce Creativity, with speed

High productivity and morale

Retention and motivation of the best and the

brightest

Pay only for performance

A low promise of job security Adaptability to change Protection of employer intellectual cap

What Turnover Costs:

Very "Hot" Skills Senior

Management/

“Hat” Skills

Individual Contributors and Middle

Why Do They Leave?

Multiple of Salary/

Replacemnt Cost

Confirmation Phase: PwC’s research data show that the highest percentage of turnover

occurs in the first 12 to 18 months of employment Key reasons include poor job-skill fit,

disillusionment with the company, work duties, supervisors, or coworkers.

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Consolidation Phase: Voluntary turnover in the 24 to 36 month period is often due to

poor skill utilization, unrewarding incentives and recognition, poor work/life balance,

disillusionment with the company image and leadership, and perceived lack of growth High- performance employees particularly value strong leadership performance and business results, development of "hot" skill, and competitive reward and incentives

Revitalization Phase: Career stagnation and lack of job fulfillment often drive voluntary turnover after the 48th month This is of particular concern for high tech companies, where there is often minimal career growth opportunity available beyond one’s technical career

track Acommon complaint of high-tech engineers is that there is not much career

challenge or excitement to look forward to once they have mastered their jobs

' A New Century’s Mandate HR Advisory by Tom Casey/Boston Massachusetts & Ardeshir Mehran/San Francisco, California

Content Author/Owner: Lisa Stilwell-LF Last Revised on 7/03/00 by Lisa Miller-LN Retention Limit: Until Superseded Copyright © 1999, Procter & Gamble, All rights reserved.

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