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More than a Third of Employees Don't Feel Comfortable Speaking Up at Work
Here’s why that matters—and what to do about it More than a third of employees say they don’t feel comfortable sharing feedback at work. Let that sink in for a minute. That means in many organizations, a significant portion of your workforce is holding back—not sharing concerns, offering ideas, or telling you what’s really going on. But when employees don’t speak up, the problem doesn’t go away. It just gets more expensive, more complicated, and harder to fix. What’s Really
Leslie Speas
Apr 293 min read


Exit Interviews - Yay or Nay?
I have heard organizational leaders say that they don’t feel that exit interviews are useful because people are leaving and probably have...
Leslie Speas
Jul 24, 20243 min read


Stay Interviews - A Powerful Strategy for Retaining and Engaging Employees
Retaining and engaging talent continues to be a big pain point for most organizations. Hearing the voice of the employee and getting...
Leslie Speas
Jul 19, 20243 min read


Stay Interviews - A Great Approach to Retaining Talent!
From everything I’m hearing, retaining talent continues to be a big pain point for most organizations. So, what can you do to enhance the...
Leslie Speas
Feb 25, 20232 min read
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