Dare to Care: Change How We Relate to Employees Circle Pines MN

As this industry continues to struggle with attracting and retaining quality people, we need to change how we relate to employees. They work hard and deserve to be treated better. Time spent listening, talking and building relationships with your employees will be time well-invested - and appreciated.

Mashek Consulting Group
(763) 434-5512
16329 Kenyon St NE
Ham Lake, MN
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612 751 1024
617 Jefferson St. NE
Minneapolis, MN
Seminar Clearing House
(651) 293-1044
360 Robert St N Ste 411
Saint Paul, MN
AdviCoach
(612) 367-4076
210 North Second Street
Minneapolis, MN
Benesyst Inc
(612) 338-7131
800 Washington Ave N Ste 800
Minneapolis, MN
Ken Muellerleile Consulting
(651) 917-3557
1315 Larpenteur Ave W
Roseville, MN
Advanced Strategies Inc
(651) 229-0009
445 Minnesota St
St Paul, MN
S4 Sales
(612) 455-7100
404 3rd Ave N
Minneapolis, MN
MDA Leadership Consulting
(612) 332-8182
150 South Fifth St., Ste. 3300
Minneapolis, MN
Roselle Leadership Strategies, Inc
(612) 605-6121
100 South Fifth St., Ste. 1900
Minneapolis, MN
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Dare to Care: Change How We Relate to Employees

As this industry continues to struggle with attracting and retaining quality people, we need to change how we relate to employees. They work hard and deserve to be treated better. Time spent listening, talking and building relationships with your employees will be time well-invested - and appreciated.

By Ron Peretta
11/1/1999

We need to be more than just employers and managers. We need to care about our employees.

Not long ago, one of our technicians and I had a conversation about his potential and what he was missing out on by being so inconsistent with his ability. He agreed!

When I asked him what was going on in his life that could be causing such behavior, he said, "I'm in a relationship that's bad, but it's so hard to just leave." When I asked him how long this had been going on, he said "Years!"

Then he went on to tell me that his mother had been battling cancer. It was in remission until recently. His mother had worked two jobs before, so now he was trying to help her with the bills and around the house.

"And my relationship with my girlfriend doesn't help matters," he said.

"Do you think things are going to change with your girlfriend?" I asked. "Don't you think you need to make some decisions?"

"Ron," he said, "I know I need to do something, but I just don't. We're always fighting; things just aren't working out. But I don't do anything."

I asked if I could give him my opinio...

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