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In the old days, workers were likely to stay with one company their whole lives, and “career development” typically meant promotion up a single ladder.Today, things have changed. Jobs change rapidly — many of the jobs people hold today did not exist 20 years ago — and we tend to change jobs numerous times throughout our career — sometimes jumping from ladder to ladder and sometimes starting up a new ladder. These changes make it imperative that today’s workers be highly flexible and open to different options and opportunities. Just as jobs evolve, we have to evolve to keep our skills curren Here's How To Stop The Surprises Use this simple Employee Retention Risk Analysis ("ERRA") process to help prompt your managers to regularly assess the 'retention risk' of key performers, and report back to you regularly - I suggest you get them to complete this at least quarterly. An important secondary benefit of completing this exercise is that it gives a structured environment for your managers to actually have thi
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