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Developing An Employee Retention Strategy That Works

Jessica N. Abraham
9 min readDec 29, 2020

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One of the most important elements in every business isn’t necessarily, based on demand, the products, or even the services sold. In fact, it’s not always about the customer experience (although this is a biggie). It’s almost always the people within the company that help make it “tick.” It’s the relationship the business has with its employees that makes it successful.

Once upon a time, businesses truly believed that if they had a solid product, they would always succeed. But, this just wasn’t the case. Eventually, they caught on. It’s the people that sell the product. It’s how they sell the product. And, it’s how they keep customers constantly coming back for more.

A Few Things to Consider:

● If you keep your workforce happy, your bottom line will also be happy.

● Don’t just assume your workforce is happy. Listen.

● Your people are one of your most valuable assets. Protect them.

● Unify your teams under a collective vision. Make them part of the story.

● Help them to see that they are the most valuable part of your business. Grow together.

The Facts.

In search of something better, more than three-million Americans quit their job each year. Many…

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Jessica N. Abraham
Jessica N. Abraham

Written by Jessica N. Abraham

Jessica N. Abraham writes about Business, Technology and Career Development. https://www.jessicanabraham.com | Twitter: @jessicanabraham

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