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Beyond Salary and Benefits: Why Career Conversations Matter

Meaningful discussions between managers and employees build stronger individuals and organizations

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Winnie Jiang
Claire Harbour
Antoine Tirard
Wed, 05/10/2023 - 12:01
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A simultaneous surge of mass layoffs and unprecedented job growth in the United States has created a confusing, complex climate for companies. In such a paradoxical environment, organizations should seize the opportunity to retain talent instead of falling into a cycle of continuous turnover. By holding onto valuable employees and building on their skills and abilities, companies can create an environment of mutual success, leading to enhanced value for the organization.

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In addition to formal performance reviews, having career conversations with managers is an effective way to ensure that employees feel valued, motivated, and committed. A study from Right Management found that almost 90 percent of employees believe that they are, or should be, responsible for their career development, and two-thirds of individual performance drivers are tied to career conversations.

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