Treat Employees like Assets - Not Liabilities!

Treat Employees like Assets - Not Liabilities!

Employees are a company’s greatest asset. Yet many companies treat their employees poorly. Sadly, our system has fallen into a self-reinforcing command loop construct as follows: Increase shareholder value at all costs without regard for the human factor.

The greatest investment you can make is in people. Employees are the backbone of any organization. According to research conducted by Gallup, disengaged employees cost companies $450-to-$550 billion in lost productivity each year as a result of poor performance and high absenteeism. Investment in people improves the performance of the organization. Additionally, developing people is one of the most effective motivator for retaining them. One of the top reasons employees leave a company is the lack of development opportunities. Employees can interpret an employer’s unwillingness to invest in training as a disregard for their professional development.

Train people well enough so they can leave, treat them well enough so they don't want to. - Richard Branson

Research shows, there is an economic link between employee satisfaction and company financial performance. A happy workplace culture does translate into better stock returns. Happy Employees = Happy Customers = Happy Shareholders.

Your front-line employees know your customers best; they interact with them daily. They have the answers on how to improve customer service and your products. They use your internal tools and systems every day. They have the solutions on how to improve systems which can save money by driving efficiencies. When you empower employees, you promote vested interest in the company. This allows creativity and innovation in the workplace which is necessary to succeed in today's volatile marketplace.

If you believe, that employees are your most valuable asset, you will create a healthy work atmosphere and provide them with the tools and support to do their jobs effectively.

Your employees are your most valuable asset - Don't take them for granted or treat them poorly. They are your best brand ambassadors. Employees who have been pushed to the point where they no longer care, will not go the extra mile. They will not take the initiative to solve problems. They will end up treating customers the same way you treat them.

Employees are the heart beat of the company. And if the heart stops beating...What will happen?

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Jhon Ray Manayan

Customer Service Representative at Concentrix

10 个月

I agree, the employees are the best asset of the company yet they are not investing to their employees.

William Willis

Transformative Leader | Board Member | AI & ML Strategist | Program, Process & Project Management Expert | Customer Success Innovator | Business Strategist | Mentor & Coach | Community Advocate & Speaker

10 个月

I've experienced scenarios where despite being praised throughout the year, the year-end reviews led to unexpected hurdles in receiving the deserved raise or promotion. The discrepancy between the initial acknowledgment and the final outcomes left me disheartened. The development programs offered seemed generic and didn't contribute significantly to my growth or improvement. It's crucial for companies to align their actions with the promises made, fostering a more transparent and supportive environment for their employees.

Aicha Bellakhel

Responsable des achats locaux chez TUNISIE PROFILE ALUMINIUM (TPR)

1 年

Bien dit, merci pour le partage.

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Thanks for sharing such a good content.

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Jamie Flaherty, ICAE

Attractions Ninja | Entrepreneur | Sales Leadership | Customer Success | Data-driven | Building teams and creating customers-for-life in the B2B consultative world of Saas.

3 年

Well said Bridgette, thanks for sharing.

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