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Re: [LeadersWorkshop] Exit

 

Dear friends
 
The Exit in any format is painful
 
Even when we depart from a good party, exit is painful and since we are humans we feel the much.
 
Exit of the dear ones from the organizations is painful because it is very difficult for us to find the real; answer for exit.
 
There are two types of exit
 
1    Emotional
2    Physical
 
Emotional exit is that when an individual is not getting what he deserves
Physical exit is that when individual wants somethings more than what he gets
 
I have found in one organization in Goa that 50% of the Employees have emotionlly exited from the organization and does work only for the sake of working.
 
Physical exit has only money component only
 
Does companies have evaluation of the employees during the exit? do companies introspect why there is a feeling of quiting of an employee? Do the companies have mechanism to find out the solutions to stop the exit? there are many questions on the topic.
 
Let us debate and find out a honourable solution for the employees even if they want to exit.
SUNIL PRABHUDESAI
Panaji Goa
9822152449
 


--- On Mon, 3/5/10, Rajesh Diwan <rxdiwan@gmail.com> wrote:

From: Rajesh Diwan <rxdiwan@gmail.com>
Subject: [LeadersWorkshop] Exit
To:
Date: Monday, 3 May, 2010, 1:35 PM

 
I met a young turk from a banking industry and found he was quitting a job, amazing to see the process. It is one of the US companies, they dont have practices to make an exiting employee happy, unlike the traidition I have seen.I saw the the pain in this young man, everybody has sidelined him, he is one the top performers, and everyone is instigating to injure him emotionally.

I wonder why exit is not considered as a branding tool, by organisations or supervisors, as an employee seperates, or are managers trained or capabale to handle exit. The managers are no really prepared or trained to handle exits, exit causes anxiety in supervisors.

The exiting employee takes with him knowledge, learning and skills, is this a pain for the company as it is losing skills, and on top of it, if it doesnot treat its employees well, it is also losing brand image. 

As such I have not seen that this is organisation driven phenomena. It is supervisor driven. If you give him something for his achievement, he may like to display it. I think, we can use exit as a branding tool to attract new employees, if your exiting employee is joining your competitor.Exiting employees, leave behind friends and peers, and superiors. Exiting employee was once a team member of your team. He will have friends and will make new friends, so if you leave a good impression on him on exit, he will talk about his experience and it will be an indirect marketting of your company.

I feel as a matter of fact, the exiting employee should get a good farewell and something to remember, for him and his family, so that he can say good things about the company, he is leaving and will have new colleagues. He will talk about the way you program his exit and how professional it was. Word of mouth is a good.

Even, keep the door open for a while for old good employees, may be check his status afetr 3,6,9 months.

It deems that there should be an exit program. This requires investing time and money.

My question to august group.

Is Exit process in a company, a branding tool, If yes, How effectively is it being used in your companies?

I have met many who are quitting, feel the pain of quitting. Why?

Is your company ready to invest time and money to develop exit systems?

regards,

--
Rajesh Diwan


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