Tutorial by Vinod Kumat

Why Good Employees Quit



My top few reasons why good employees leave the current job:
1. Work load!  This is the day to day activity, what human-machine system can produce it. We all know in industry out of 10 members, only 4-5 members are working as expected, rest of member are enjoying their life with doing the buttering or either they are reference or creating the dependency and even though they are not having expertise. So 4-5 members are only working for 10 members work and at the time of appraisal or reward everyone are getting same. 
2. Wrong reward distribution. Around 90% of reward are distributed depend on management mindset. Only 10% of reward are distributed to actual people. Why I'm putting 90-10% ratio is, If you are working in organization more than 5 years and so one so management will nominate for you. Either you are doing good or all they will not care about it. I've seen so many people are working better than them but they are not at all getting. 
3. Work & Life balance. We all know work and life balance are very important in human and if any one miss one of them. That person will definitely become non-performers in few days and months. 
4. Management. You know the saying: “People don’t leave companies, they leave their managers”. There is truth to this! Here’s my reasoning. When there is work to be done, its management’s duty to enforce, engage, and often times implement reward systems to keep employees satisfied and loyal. Sure, the supervisor, middle manager or team leader may implement recognition on a small scale for workers who have reached goals or helped the team in some way, but that doesn’t replace the recognition and reward employees need from upper management to stay committed.
5. Different work, expectoration. You know that if organization don't have work then, they will assign you unwanted work and your expectation are totally different so finally you have to quit.  
6. Currency. We know that, what we are getting and what we can as per market standard.
5. And finally your imputes. 

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