Appraising Commitment
Slacker Manager recently made a post about the value of commitment to a business (thanks to the reference from Miki!). How much is commitment worth? Apparently, it can be worth upwards of $1,000!
When you are hiring employees and weeding out the ones who are not totally dedicated to your business, do you think the trade-off of the $1,000 outweighs the return of a committed employee? I think so.
So many managers/CEO’s can go on a witch hunt for loyalty (or the exact opposite). Paying people to quit should NOT be seen as incentive, but rather a test of will and dedication. The “bonus” is a tipping point for those who will not move the company in the right direction. To grow a company, one must believe in the company. Would rejecting the offer be convincing enough?
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