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PERFECT
HIRING TO MINIMIZE FIRING
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To replace
an employee costs the equivalent of their annual salary!
The workforce
of the 21st Century is more educated, more sentient and knows what
they want. These days the employees dictate the terms of employment
rather the employer. Staff retention is at an all time low, with
the average time that an employee stays with a company down to 18
months.
Recent studies
show that it costs an organisation the entire annual salary of the
employee being replaced for all that is involved in the transition
from an employee who leaves to a new employee.
Bob Jajko, a
corporate intuitive consultant teaches corporations and CEOs of
these corporations to use their intuition to provide insights that
get to the core issues of a business.
“In order
to feel fulfilled, employees want to be utilized to the best of
their abilities. This means their being heard and having the opportunity
to express themselves and their gifts. When people feel like people,
and not workers, numbers or customers, they enjoy and want to repeat
that experience” he says.
“People
form impressions of candidates in an interview within the first
30 seconds. They use intuition to form their opinions,” Jajko
says.
A study in
1999 by the American Society of Interior Designers, "Recruiting
and Retaining Qualified Employees“ showed that;
- Employees
who were pleased with the corporate culture of their workplace
were 31 per cent more likely to say they were satisfied with their
jobs.
- The physical
workplace would impact 41 per cent of employees and job seekers
to accept a position.
- The quality
of the communication with upper management in a workplace would
influence 52 per cent to leave a company.
- Intuition
is key in recruiting the right people and then keeping those people
satisfied. Too often people are mismatched with their jobs, and
this is disastrous,” Jajko says.
- Jajko is
one of Australia’s leading experts on the topic of intuition.
He says that intuition is a ready source of direction available
to all of us, an invisible intelligence that animates our world
and helps guide our lives.
- Jajko teaches
that learning to listen and interpret your intuition can lead
to a fulfilled and productive workforce that will inspire a culture
of trust not fear.
“Successful
people in business look beyond the obvious. They live from the inside.
They trust intuitive intelligence” Jajko says.
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