With a low unemployment rate, a myriad of job opportunities and limited corporate resources, how do you keep your employees engaged? Retaining talent can be a worrisome endeavor. Getting a bang for your benefit buck is so important in 2018. Or should I call it "BAM for your buck"?
Studies have shown that there is a strong relationship between educational benefits and employee satisfaction. Employees feel that they are valued when educational opportunities are offered. The upside to making the investment is that you are retaining employees that now have additional knowledge and skills. Succession planning becomes easier. Career paths can be more defined. It truly is a win for everyone!
Be proactive when a coworker or manager is in need of help on a project. You'll be viewed as a team player.
Offer creative solutions and new ideas
If you see a problem or opportunity, offer solutions. If you can can help move your organization in a better direction, especially if it saves money, you will be viewed as a leader and an important asset in your organization.
Train up
Seek out and apply new or advanced professional skills. It will benefit your organization and also show how valuable you are.
Have other suggestions? Let us know at learn@everettcc.edu and we may share in an upcoming newsletter.
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Best Regards,
Vice President of Corporate & Workforce Training
Industry Liaison
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