Category Archives: Loyalty

Alma Pater

Posted on May 24, 2007 by Rick Turoczy

Follow me, if you will, through a little scenario. Let’s say you get a job offer. This job entails your spending four years attempting to complete a project. You can take longer. You can take less. But four years is … Continue reading →

Posted in Corporate Culture, Employment, Loyalty | 3 Comments

Boing Boing, Little Frog, er, Rabbit

Posted on March 21, 2007 by Toby Lucich

Hippity Hoppity, hippity hoppity… we know this song. But I’m wondering, what is the thinking that motivates job hopping? I’m a mover, a shaker. Or easily distracted, whatever. I’m not the loyal 20-year man that many managers want. I get … Continue reading →

Posted in Branding, Change, Loyalty | 1 Comment

File under "Insights that seem shocking if you've been working under a rock"

Posted on November 21, 2006 by Rick Turoczy

According to the Houston Chronicle–or as the hip kids like to call it “The Chron”–half of your stellar employees may be looking for a new gig. No. I’m serious. Forty-seven percent of your most productive, most creative, most valuable workers … Continue reading →

Posted in Corporate Culture, Employment, Loyalty, Management, Performance, Value | 1 Comment

Do you want loyal employees or happy employees?

Posted on November 15, 2006 by Rick Turoczy

As usual, the pig got me thinking again. In this entry, Jack is talking about customer happiness and loyalty, but it got me to thinking about employee happiness and loyalty. Try reading the quote he cites from Fred Reichheld, “the … Continue reading →

Posted in Employment, Happiness, Loyalty | 1 Comment