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In a recent piece from Inc. Magazine, Netta Jenkins discusses the importance of a people-first strategy in leadership, emphasizing that development should be an ongoing process rather than a one-time event. This perspective is particularly relevant for small business owners who often juggle multiple roles and responsibilities while trying to foster a positive workplace culture.
For small business operators, adopting a people-first approach can lead to increased employee engagement and retention, which are crucial in today's competitive job market. Jenkins' assertion that development is a strategy rather than an event encourages leaders to invest in their teams continuously. This week, consider how you can implement regular feedback and development opportunities to enhance your team's skills and morale.
“Development isn’t an event. It’s a strategy.” — Inc. Magazine
Takeaway: Prioritize ongoing employee development to boost engagement and retention in your small business.
From the original item — Inc. Magazine:
Development isn’t an event. It’s a strategy.