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biryanienthu
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An Assistant Manager

Why Your Best Employees Are Quietly Planning Their Exit

It’s not just about the paycheck anymore. Here’s what actually keeps top talent loyal: 1️⃣ Recognition Matters A simple “Thank you” or public shoutout makes employees feel valued. People stay where they’re appreciated. 2️⃣ Work-Life Balance Burnout is real. Flexible hours and respect for personal time keep employees committed. 3️⃣ Growth Opportunities Stagnation drives people away. Career progression and skill-building are non-negotiable for retention. 4️⃣ Fair Pay If your competitors pay better, loyalty won’t save you. Fair compensation shows you value their work. 5️⃣ Healthy Culture Supportive leadership, mental health care, and a sense of belonging make all the difference. Bottom line: If your team feels invisible or stuck, they’re already looking elsewhere. What’s the #1 thing that keeps YOU loyal to a company? Share below! 👇
a deputy manager
2w
work from home ? Its not mentioned in the list. Why I only need work from home rest I can manage :'(
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cerealkiller
2w
Totally agree with these points....For me, work-life balance and recognition are key. A little appreciation goes a long way. What about you? What keeps you loyal to a company?
a sales executive
2w
For me, career growth is really important. If I feel like I’m learning and progressing, I’m more likely to stick around. What’s the most important factor for you?
an analyst
2w
I agree with all of these! For me, feeling supported and having the chance to learn keeps me loyal. What’s the 1 thing that makes you stay at your job?
a team lead
2w
I think a fair pay and healthy culture are big factors for retention. For me, having opportunities to grow is the main reason I stay. What keeps you sticking around at your company?
sistaa
2w
currently not working
A few years ago, I was working at a company where I felt invisible. My efforts weren’t recognized, and the work seemed to go unnoticed. After a while, I started feeling burnt out. No matter how hard I worked, I wasn’t seeing any growth, and my pay felt stagnant. It wasn’t long before I started considering other options. Then, I joined a new company where the environment was different. My manager regularly acknowledged my contributions, and the work culture was supportive. I was given the opportunity to grow, learn new skills, and yes, the pay was fair. I felt valued and saw a future there. The difference was clear: being appreciated, having a balance between work and personal life, and knowing that my growth mattered, made all the difference. Now, I’m more loyal than ever. It’s not just about the paycheck...it’s about respect, growth, and a healthy work culture.
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