Too often, managers don’t know enough about what work people enjoy. It spills out in exit interviews — a standard practice in every HR department to find out why talented people are leaving and what would have convinced them to stick around. But why wait until they’re on their way out the door? Instead, use entry interviews. In the first week on the job, managers sit down with their new hires and ask them about their favorite projects they’ve done, the moments when they’ve felt most energized at work, the times when they’ve found themselves totally immersed in a state of flow, and the passions they have outside their jobs. Armed with that knowledge, managers can build engaging roles from the start.
Author: Lori Goler
Source: “Why People Really Quit Their Jobs”
Original Publication: Harvard Business Review
Subject: Human Resources
Source: “Why People Really Quit Their Jobs”
Original Publication: Harvard Business Review
Subject: Human Resources
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