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- Опубликовано: 13 янв 2025
- Leaders who don't seek out and listen to employees' concerns around RTO are putting their organizations at risk of disengagement and attrition. That's the key take-away message of this episode of the Wise Decision Maker Show, which talks about the crisis of silence in RTO.
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It's so true that leaders who fail to listen to employees' concerns risk not only disengagement but also losing top talent. In today's work environment, fostering open communication is key to a successful RTO approach. This episode is a great reminder of how essential it is for organizations to create a culture of trust and dialogue.
Great episode! The crisis of silence in RTO is crucial. Many leaders overlook employee concerns. Open dialogue is key to improving satisfaction and retention. Thanks for highlighting this issue!
It's eye-opening to see how communication breakdowns affect productivity and morale. The message is clear: fostering open dialogue is essential for a healthy workplace culture.
in my case, the board decided RTO (hybrid) without any employee consultation. Attrition gonna be interesting. I know i'm talking to past employer that allows total remote
The problem is the office real estate. PMs and boards of directors who look at costs need to see butts sitting in them to justify the expense