Managers/ Bosses are the Main Reason Staff Leave the Company

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At work we had a business consultant advise us the main reason staff leave a company is because they are not happy working for their manager or boss.

There were a couple managers who did not agree with the consultant, and surprise surprise, their departments have the highest turnover of staff!
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  • Profile picture of the author Bart Loos
    Originally Posted by daryamconsult_aust View Post

    At work we had a business consultant advise us the main reason staff leave a company is because they are not happy working for their manager or boss.

    There were a couple managers who did not agree with the consultant, and surprise surprise, their departments have the highest turnover of staff!
    So?

    What tips can YOU give that would help the managers or bosses on this forum help keep their staff?

    Have fun

    Bart
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    • Originally Posted by Bart Loos View Post

      So?

      What tips can YOU give that would help the managers or bosses on this forum help keep their staff?

      Have fun

      Bart
      It comes down to having a good working relationship with your staff.

      Also ... Be supportive of your staff, and get to know individuals well. Take advantage of each person's strengths and encourage improvement on weaknesses, while accepting and embracing individual personal differences. Accept full responsibility for your own tasks and help do the extra work when needed.
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      • Profile picture of the author offrav
        somehow i am not surprised that one of the main reasons staff leave is because of their manager or boss.

        We spend at least 40 hours of our week at work. If you have to be around a terrible boss then that's a lot of time to be unhappy and stressed out. over time, that affects your health and your outside relationships because your unhappiness is brought home.
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  • Profile picture of the author PRsubmits
    That doesn't surprise me.

    I think my reason for leaving jobs in the past has mainly been for that reason.

    I hope I am not in the position to need a boss again!
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  • Profile picture of the author Brad Gosse
    I have left jobs over the boss far more often than other factors. If you boss sucks your job sucks.
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    • Profile picture of the author Srikanth D
      can't agree more!
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