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Is it true that employees don’t leave jobs, they leave managers?

In this fast-paced working environment, we always epxerience a lot ot things happening in the workplaces affecting our personal endeavour, outlook and discipline. Leaving a job, is a tactical or personal move at all. A job is where we we find security, where we find our financial needs to supportour family, personal needs and basic needs as well. It's a tough decision to leave such, but why are emplyees leaving their jobs?

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Question added by Joefil C. Jocson , CEO/President , Dyas Construction and Management Consultants
Date Posted: 2013/10/15
Khaled Alhassoun
by Khaled Alhassoun , Consulting Management - Senior manager , Price waterhouse Coopers

not always true, depends on the reasons behind leaving

Aya Medhat
by Aya Medhat , Freelance Training and Human Resources Professional , Self Employed

I think managers are the reason why people start looking for another job in the first place,,, even if they are looking for a better career, a good caring manager would care for his/her  people and plan their own development with them. If I see my furture with my company and with my manager and I feel appreciated and acomplished, why would I look for another place? 

abeer nouf
by abeer nouf , Human Resources Officer , INTERSOS

  Some times ,yes the employee leaves his  manager not the job, some of managers disappoint their staff instead of rewarding,  also if the manager can't enhance or create the spirit of team among his staff, normally he will loose his team one by one.

Shahzad Khan
by Shahzad Khan , Deputy Manager - Human Resources , The Searle Company Limited

Mr. Joefil it has been like a universal truth that employee don’t leave organizations, in fact they leave their bosses, as you have mentioned the list of expectations and I would add one thing i.e. Respect. If we have good salary and benefits but employees are not having the respect then their chances of leaving the job is high and I have various live cases where individuals left their job for this. Those firms where salary ranges are not high there the role of manager is very critical in retention of employees and they could motivate them and this act will lower the attrition rate.

Mohsin Ali
by Mohsin Ali , Product Manager-Branch-less Banking , Bank Alfalah

As a matter of fact YES, they leave managers.

See its natural that there are very few people who can accept change and change with the envoirment so no one wants to leave the place where they are are comfortable working until they are forced to corner of the cliff but apart from that there are more reasons to it.....such as getting better opportunity    

P A Cariappa Appaiah
by P A Cariappa Appaiah , back office executive , Inspire Hond

They leave job. when there is no other chance to do.

DR MD ANWAR HOSSAIN
by DR MD ANWAR HOSSAIN , Moderator , bayt.com

60 percent cases it's absolutely true, but it depends considering total environment.

kamran ali
by kamran ali , general accountant , MCA SCHOOL

CHANGE THE TOTAL MANAGEMENT

Rania Nabil Abdul Hamid
by Rania Nabil Abdul Hamid , SYSTEM ANALIST ALOTHAMAN & ALSARAF COMPUTER CO

Most employee doesn't leave their jobs unless there is a strong reasons cause them to  leave  especially if it comes from managers side in many ways :-

-  Managers treating. - No appreciation - Neglecting - Ignoring - Not supporting - Low  salaries - etc.. 

asber shaabo
by asber shaabo , ادارة -محاسبة - متابعة شؤون الفندق لدى القطاع العام و الخاص , فندق عينكاوة باﻻص - فندق ارابيﻻ غراند -نقابة محامي كردستان العراق

Yes, the employees do not leave their jobs and do not have the courage to defend their manager, most of them selfish and afraid to lose his job

Uneeb Ashfaq
by Uneeb Ashfaq , Administrative Assistant , Tech Traders

No thats not true ... I think so ...

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