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      At some point in their careers, your employees will reach a breaking point: Are they happy with their jobs and careers, or is it time to move on, to try something new? Too often, companies are letting excellent employees leave, rather than enabling them to reach their full potential. Take the example of Michael, a fina
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      In 2019, 66% of companies allow remote work—and nearly 20% of companies are completely remote. Today, 85% of workers say remote work is what they want—a trend that is only going to continue. For the majority of businesses today, the physical address of your company isn’t the place where work gets done. As a result, lea
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    8. Customer Retention vs New Customer Acquisition: How Do You Optimize Both?
      Your customer only sees one brand. For them, customer attraction and retention blur together into one ongoing journey. It’s important to keep that perspective in mind as you help customers progress through different teams—from sales to customer success and back again—and through different phases, such as onboarding, ad
    9. How 2-3 years is the danger spot for losing employees, and how company culture impacts retention
      In the American workforce as a whole, only 5-6% of workers are currently in the 2-3 year mark at their current job – a critical period for your
    10. Peer Recognition: An Employee Engagement Secret Weapon
      Virtually everyone who has worked in a traditional workplace environment has participated in the obligatory formal annual review with their manager. Seems reasonable, right? Your manager assesses your performance annually and provides you formal feedback. Oftentimes, this process includes performance feedback, recognit