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gies for Staff Rete Dr Tim Baker www.winnersatwork.com.

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Strategies for Staff Retention Dr Tim Baker

www.winnersatwork.com.au

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The only rats that leave a sinking ship are those that can swim

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The cliché that people don’t leave organisations, they leave managers, is true.

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It’s all about the conversation …

Organisations are conversations

Organisations are a series of conversations

Good quality conversation is sadly neglected

The ‘art’ of conversation

Have we lost the need for conversations?

I don’t have time for

conversations

Leadership is a relationship

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Psychological contract

Individual

I offer

I expect

Organisation

The organisation expects

The organisation offers

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THE 9 COMMON BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATION

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THE 9 COMMON BARRIERSTO COMMUNICATION

1: Inattention during conversations

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2: Restricted information channels

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THE 9 COMMON BARRIERSTO COMMUNICATION

3: Lack of feedback

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4: A culture of not asking questions

THE 9 COMMON BARRIERSTO COMMUNICATION

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5: Too much formality

THE 9 COMMON BARRIERSTO COMMUNICATION

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6: Over-reliance on email

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7: Lack of role models

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8: Fear of emotion

THE 9 COMMON BARRIERSTO COMMUNICATION

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9: Physical office layout

THE 9 COMMON BARRIERSTO COMMUNICATION

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The five conversations frameworkDate Topic Content Key Questions

Month 1 Climate review Job satisfaction, morale and communication

• How would you rate your current job satisfaction?• How would you rate morale?• How would you rate communication?

Month 2 Strengths and talents

Efficiently deploying strengths and talents

• What are your strengths and talents?• How can these strengths and talents be used in your current and

future roles in the organisation?

Month 3 Opportunities for growth

Improving performance and standards

• Where are opportunities for improved performance?• How can I assist you to improve your performance?

Month 4 Learning and development

Support and growth • What skills would you like to learn?• What learning opportunities would you like to undertake?

Month 5 Innovation and continuous improvement

Ways and means to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the business

• What is the one way that you could improve your own working efficiency?

• What is the one way that we can improve our team’s operations?

Baker, T. (2013). The End of the Performance Review: A New Approach to Appraising Employee Performance

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Five more everyday conversations at work

•Coaching – intentional ongoing development•Mentoring – informal day to day sharing (and example)•Delegating – it’s about your development too …•Visioning – sharing and sustaining the “why”•Encouraging – ensuring people feel significant

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Perceptual positions

1st PositionSelf

3rd PositionObserver

2nd PositionOther

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Good conversation is about questions

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Dr Tim [email protected] 0413 636 832 www.winnersatwork.com.au

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