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Most good people don’t quit over pay.

They quit because, one unanswered question at a time, they stopped knowing what their job was, stopped feeling communicated with, and stopped seeing a future worth staying for.

Those are the three conversations — role clarity, communication, and career development — and they are the earliest and most readable warning lights any organization has. Gallup’s exit research puts the stakes plainly: 52% of employees who leave voluntarily say their manager or their organization could have done something to keep them, and 51% say that in the three months before they left, nobody spoke with them about their job satisfaction or their future.

Not a difficult conversation. Not a clumsy one. No conversation.

In the third book of The 3 Mode Model series, Shane M. Jordan turns HR’s operating system on the everyday employment relationship. Gallup’s research finds that managers account for at least 70% of the variance in employee engagement across business units — which makes the manager the hinge, and makes equipping that manager the highest-leverage work an HR function can do.

You’ll learn how to read the warning lights months before they become resignations; build a listening system that converts truth into action a leadership team will fund; clarify a role with a living agreement two people actually hold; protect the one-to-one that carries everything; replace the broken career ladder with a growth trellis; equip the manager who was promoted for something else entirely; organize HR to run the system without industrializing the conversation; and make it stick until it compounds.

Número de páginas :175
Isbn 13 :9798171176006
Encadernação The 3 Mode Model: The 3 Conversations (The 3 Mode Model Series):Capa Comum
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