• P1r4nha@feddit.de
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    1 year ago

    Hundred percent. And best indicator for someone to stay is having sn actual friend at the company. So you gotta invest in leadership training and team building.

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      I’m actually torn between those things right now. Management is awful, but I have people I work with who I’d call friends, some of them I’ve known for over a decade and have traveled with multiple times (for work and not for work). My loyalty to those people makes it hard to quit, but I’m getting damn close.

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        1 year ago

        Sounds to me that those friends will stay in your life even if you would move to a different job.

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        I am close to that. I know I could make more and I don’t particularly enjoy the work but my coworkers are freaken awesome and so is my boss. Guys I actually enjoy seeing after work.

        Most likely just going to stick it out. There is something to be said about dealing with people for 40 hours a week that I like.

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          There’s a lot of value in that. I think too many people focus on the money and not enough on the culture and the people.