10 Reasons Your Employees Will *Never, Ever* Leave You

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10 reasons why your employee will *never, ever *leave you. Cool Bonus: Download our easy Progress Review Template and see how you can help your staff
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1. You are the bottleneck and everything needs to get approved by you

2. You are not accessible … so naturally, nothing gets approved

3. You complain that your employees don’t meet deadlines

4. You never give your employees feedback, well sometimes, kinda — you know it’s usually super vague

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5. You wonder why your employees don’t come into work happy

6. You never give them any structured reviews or progress — instead, you give them more work

7. You constantly ask your employees for SUPER-long meetings with no agenda

8. Most of your decisions are made from pure emotion and you are in reaction-mode most of the time

9. When you have a small team and one decides to take a vacation — you panic and, of course, pile on MORE work

The biggest reason they will never leave you is because…

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0. You are an AMAZE-BALLS micro-manager

Does any of this sound like you?

If it does, here are some useful questions to ask yourself that will help make retaining talent much easier:

  • When was the last time you gave them autonomy over a project?
  • When was the last time you gave a review?
  • When was the last time you touched any of your business systems?
  • When was the last time you rewarded them for good work?

Ready for the first step?

Let’s drop the doom and gloom and here’s a PDF to get you started on progress reviews…

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Business operations consultant Juliana Marulanda
Juliana
Juliana Marulanda is a business operations expert, speaker, and the founder of ScaleTime. With over 20 years of experience across Wall Street, the non-profit sector, technology startups, and family-owned businesses, she now helps service-based businesses.