Why Retention Policy is Your Strongest Asset
Great topic touched by the guys over at 37Signals on why Pixar has been setting the pace in it’s field for some time now.
Hint: It’s not so much about having big budgets, nor is it about survival of the company, it’s about the one thing that some managers still fail to adhere to: Genuinely caring about your people, put them and their well-being first and the rest will follow.
…And here’s a great quote from Nelson on why the company eschews the industry’s standard practices (which favor one-time contracts over long-term affiliation).
“Contracts allow you to be irresponsible as a company. You don’t need to worry about keeping people happy and fulfilled. What we have created here – an incredible workspace, opportunities to learn and grow, and, most of all, great co-workers – is better than any contract.”
You can try to outspend the competition. Or you can try to outculture them. Create a place that makes employees feel special. A place that makes them feel like they’re part of a bigger whole. A place where they continually get to learn and evolve. A place where everyone actually likes each other…
Read the whole post and the reactions on 37signals.
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