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The Number 1 Reason Employees Leave

Tuesday, March 1, 2016
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Research has shown that the number one reason employees choose to leave an organization is lack of growth opportunities. While employees may not leave right away, they will become emotionally disconnected from the organization. When employees become disengaged, their efficiency and productivity decrease dramatically. 

What can you do to overcome this industry-wide challenge? Sue Kaiden, manager of ATD’s Career Development Community of Practice, interviews Julie Winkle-Giulioni, co-author of Help Them Grow or Watch Them Go: Career Conversations Employees Want. During the interview, Winkle-Giulioni covers questions including:

  • What are the current challenges with career development? 
  • Are there generation differences in the type of career development employees look for? 
  • What can individual managers do to help employees develop their careers?

To hear the full interview, check out the latest podcast from the Career Development Community, “Develop Me or I’m History.”

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Like what you read? Join us at the ATD 2016 International Conference & Exposition in Denver, CO, May 22-25 to hear Julie Winkle-Giulioni speak.

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About the Author

Clara Von Ins is the Human Capital Specialist at the Association for Talent Development (ATD). Prior to working for ATD, Clara worked for the American Red Cross as the disaster program coordinator in Santa Barbara, California.


Clara received an bachelor’s degree from the Ohio State University in psychology and education. She is currently attending the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill remotely to obtain a master’s degree in public administration with an emphasis on nonprofit management and community and economic development. 


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