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5 Excellent Ways to Retain Top Talents

9/10/2018

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by Sonny Temblor, Guest Contributor

A smart business practitioner is capable of maximizing talents for the growth of the business without neglecting operational needs. In this modern corporate world, top performing talents are truly the bloodline of a company along with clients and consumers. As valuable corporate assets, brilliant employees are wired to contribute substantial effort in order for the company to stride successfully to reach its collective goals and objectives. However, employee attrition is an inevitable dilemma most corporate leaders have to deal with.
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How to hold on to your talented staff.



As the long-standing cliche stated, “change is constant in this world.” Thus implying prediction of what will happen next can be quite impossible to do so. Although this corporate problem is a commonplace to any business, one can absolutely ward off the complication from escalating further. With strategic blueprint and innovative actions, a smart leader can definitely prevent profitable people from leaving the corporate door. And this connotes extra effort on the end of employers. Competitive salary, extravagant benefits, and flexible advances -- these advantages may not entice the top talents business owners aim to retain. Most of them, especially the Millenials, aspire for something bigger that would hold them still. If they can’t attain it in a company, they will take the retreat freely and seek on it elsewhere.

Here are five pertinent insights applicable to every business culture to help foster people while retaining excellent talents from leaving. Read on.

1. Uphold Solid Company Direction
Some business leaders think the company vision is none of the people’s concern. Well, they have to think again. Showcasing business instillations while committing to people’s insights will lead them to take the higher road with you. Showing people the walkthrough and how their contributions benefit the company vision will compel them to commit to the company in the long run. Hence, champion productive engagement through collaborations and make sure to empathize with people’s ideas and concerns.

2. Reward for Reinforcement
Acknowledging success contribution is a form of positive reinforcement to keep people’s desire aflame on the loop. While incentives and sweet treats are default forms of honor, nothing beats the pleasure of words of gratitude as it boosts the mood of the employee to sustain the same level of competitiveness. Moreover, fashioning honesty and transparency will lead people to parallel the same authenticity.

3. Commit Career Advancement and Roadmap
To keep the corporate plans materialize in a long run, allow your people to grow with you. The company success is not only your success. Cultivate a vision where hardworking employees are part of the picture of the business growth. Since career advancement is one of the reasons why an employee stays in a company, set a realistic timetable and roadmap to amplify their hunger for career elevation. Offer challenges which will sharpen their skills as they become trailblazers of their own success.

4. Allow Creative Freedom and Autonomy
With the influence of far-reaching technology and its boundless possibilities, a modern employee is likely has the heart to pursue innovative ideas rather than sticking with traditional and monotonous walkthrough. Talented people thrive best and often work an extra mile if given the autonomy to perform on their deliverables. While these people are likely passionate to grind in their own creative way, a smart employee also has the ability to adapt to a healthy company culture.

5. Cultivate Symbiotic Relationship
Smart leaders interact with people despite the workforce diversity. Constant communication and genuine concern can perk up motivated employees, resulting in a productive day in the workplace. Collegiality is a celebration of both work ethic and companionship, creating meaningful collaboration and profound connection. Thus, making them feel that their work matters will solidify the company culture while it grows.

Retaining top talents has always been a grueling challenge to many business leaders. Executing ideal retention is subjective as employees have distinct needs they yearn to achieve in a certain company. Flexible leaders, who have critical skills in developing employees will likely thrive on the game despite the changing business climate.
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Sonny Temblor is a resident content and social media specialist at Blueprint Business Solutions. He graduated with a degree in Mass Communication and had a journalism stint before venturing into blogging and digital marketing. He is a social media hipster who enjoys pop-culture and contemporary literature as major interests. Aside from his penchant for writing -- Sonny is also smitten in classic horror flicks.
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