My husband Jason joins me on the show to discuss the topic of employee retention. We explore why having 100% employee retention may not be positive for a business. We then discuss some tips on how to fill new roles as a business evolves, ensuring that the right talent is identified and cultivated for the organization's needs.

For those feeling discouraged by employee turnover, Jason provides some valuable advice on learning from the experience and how to diagnose the problem.

Whether you're an employee, manager, or business owner, I hope this episode provides valuable insights on creating a positive and productive workplace culture while navigating the challenges of employee retention.

What you'll hear in this episode:

[1:10] Why is 100% employee retention a bad thing?

[3:15] How do you fill roles as your business evolves and roles change?

[5:20] Jason provides some advice if you feel discouraged because employees are leaving.

[10:00] What are some of the benefits of having employee referrals?

[11:55] How do you diagnose the problem if you have high employee turnover?

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