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Once someone gives notice, it’s already too late. They’ve mentally checked out long before they handed in that resignation. People don’t quit jobs - they quit poor leadership, toxic culture, and places where growth has stalled. Someone recently reached out to me on LI to say: “I just resigned from my job last week because the owner is just destroying the very thing he is trying to accomplish. He doesn't care about anyone but himself and blames everyone for all the company problems. .” That’s real at a lot of workplaces...and it sucks. You see, retention isn’t about scrambling to fill empty seats. It’s about getting curious: Why are people leaving in the first place? Here are the top reasons employees walk away: 1. They feel invisible. – When was the last time you truly acknowledged their efforts? 2. Growth has stalled. – No path forward? They’ll create one - somewhere else. 3. Feedback is broken. – Micromanaging isn't feedback. Neither is silence. 4. Culture feels toxic. – Gossip, burnout, and favoritism kill engagement fast. 5. Pay doesn’t reflect value. – People do notice when their efforts outweigh their paycheck. 6. Leaders don’t inspire. – Leadership isn’t about control. It’s about empowerment. 7. Work-life balance is a myth. – When “flexibility” means always being on call, people leave. And here’s what many organizations get wrong: → Exit interviews are too late. By then, the damage is done. → Perks don’t replace purpose. Free snacks won’t fix poor management or lack of appreciation. → Turnover is costly. It’s not just about money - it’s the loss of morale, momentum, and institutional knowledge. If you’re serious about retention, start by listening to the people still in the room. Be the reason they stay, not the reason they leave. What’s your take on this? I’d love to hear it. ♻️ Repost if this struck a chord. Credit: Sharon Grossman ( go follow her )

Some years test your patience more than your strategy. Not every year is about scaling fast, hitting every goal, or breaking records. Some years are about surviving the turbulence and learning who you are when nothing goes as planned. Those seasons don’t define your losses - they define your foundation. Because: 👉 The lessons learned in difficult years become the instincts you rely on in successful ones. 👉 The resilience you build under pressure becomes the quiet strength that carries your team. 👉 The humility gained in setbacks makes you a better leader when you rise again. You don’t lose when progress slows. You build depth, discipline, and direction. Growth doesn’t always look like expansion. Sometimes, it looks like endurance. Some years you win. Other years - you build the person who will. Image credit: UpSkillYourLife on Twitter/X

A high paycheck can be tempting, but don’t let it blind you. Before accepting a new offer, take a moment to consider the work culture too. Because where you work impacts more than your wallet，it affects your： ☑️energy ☑️growth ☑️overall well-being. Remember, The right role should support both your career and your peace of mind. Credit: Tan Ashley

Managers may have status. But leaders create true impact. Here is what impactful leadership is not: - Neglecting professional development and training - Not acknowledging and actioning feedback - Micro-managing every single detail - Avoiding difficult conversations - Favouring people over others - Setting unclear expectations - Taking all the credit - Ignoring team input - Being inaccessible - Resisting change Impactful leadership is: - Listening actively - Taking full responsibility - Treating everyone equally - Being friendly and approachable - Empowering everyone around you - Having difficult but necessary talks - Embracing change and adapting fast - Accepting feedback and taking action on it - Celebrating achievements no matter what size - Providing clear guidance, especially in difficult times The best leaders focus on: ↳ Setting the example ↳ How they make people feel ↳ Bringing the best out of everyone It’s far more than a title. Know a leader who’s changed your life? Tag them below to show them they are appreciated! ⬇️ ♻️ Repost this to support the leaders in your network. Credit: Chris Donnelly

Your peace of mind is worth more than any paycheck 🟡 Put Your Mental Health First: No Job is Worth Your Peace of Mind Your job should make you feel good, not stressed out 🟠 If work is keeping you up at night, it's time for a change. Your mental health comes first—always 🔴 Let's create workplaces where we can thrive without sacrificing our well-being 🟢 You deserve a job that lets you rest peacefully at night Credit: Dr. Mohammed Shagil

Most people create for visibility. But not for identity. They get engagement. They build reputation. But it doesn’t compound into growth. Here’s the part nobody talks about:  → Reputation is borrowed  → Identity is built Your content won’t convert until it reflects something deeper than a job title. Build around identity: 1. What you stand for 2. Who you speak to 3. Why you do it your way Then let the system carry it:  Profile. Posts. Pipeline. Working in sync, even when you’re offline. Credit: Stevo Jokic

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Most of your audience is not ready to buy. The goal of marketing is that when they are ready to buy, your brand is top of mind. Credit: Dmurr68 on Twitter/X

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Leadership isn’t a title. It’s how you show up when no one’s watching. Ever notice how the real leaders in a room are rarely the ones with “Manager” or “Director” in their title? That was one of the biggest lessons I learned early in my career. The people everyone trusts the most… The ones teams naturally follow… The ones who quietly hold everything together… Usually don’t have a title at all. They just show up like leaders long before anyone calls them one. Here are simple habits I’ve seen set them apart: 1️⃣ Listen before you speak → Don’t just wait for your turn. Listen to understand. → People remember how heard you make them feel. 2️⃣ Take initiative → Spot problems early. Act before someone asks. → Small ownership moments build massive trust. 3️⃣ Follow through → Keep your word, even when it’s inconvenient. → Reliability is underrated leadership. 4️⃣ Lead by example → Do the hard work first. → Consistency inspires more than authority. 5️⃣ Own your mistakes → Accountability earns respect faster than success does. 6️⃣ Speak clearly and kindly → Communication without empathy creates confusion, not clarity. 7️⃣ Ask thoughtful questions → Curiosity drives growth—for you and your team. 8️⃣ Celebrate others → Shine the light on your teammates. It always reflects back. 9️⃣ Build trust through action → You don’t need to talk about leadership when you live it. Over time, these people earn what titles can’t give: Respect, influence, and trust. What’s one small habit you’ve seen true leaders practice every day? 👇 Image credit: Lauren Murrell