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Is it true that the majority of employees leave due to their boss?

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Question ajoutée par Mamdouh Manie , Executive HRC local sales manager , Ezzsteel
Date de publication: 2014/01/03
Fazal Ebrahim Dawood
par Fazal Ebrahim Dawood , Chief Executive Officer , Stardist Ltd

The main reason for leaving a job is being offered a better job with better salary and career prospects. 

Other main reasons are : 

Jobs not up to expectations 

Work / Life imbalance

Feeling undervalued 

Loss of faith & confidence in the leaders & the company 

Management freezes raises and promotion

Management lacks people skills 

 

Ahamed Shareef
par Ahamed Shareef , Divisional Head - Quality Assurance , Apollo Tyres Ltd

It is relative to certain situations...

I changed job3 times and in4th job currently.

I quit for boss attitude onlye once...!! With remaining bosses, I can work again with them happily!

Mohammad Tohamy Hussein Hussein
par Mohammad Tohamy Hussein Hussein , Chief Executive Officer & ERP Architect , Egyptian Software Group

I don't think so. A bad boss will get the good employees to leave as soon as they can, but a lot more do leave for better opportuinities.

SAJID ALI SHAH SYED
par SAJID ALI SHAH SYED , MANAGER OPERATIONS , BANK OF KHYBER

 

Yes, it is true to majority of employees leave job when they not satisfied with attitude of boss .

 

As employees are internal customers of each orgnization , they have some expections and ambitions with orgnization in terms of respect, ethics , salary,rewards , benefits and etc.

 

To be respected is the topmost goal of every employee to work with any orgnization.

Muhammad Farooq
par Muhammad Farooq , Plant Operations and Project Manager , WR Grace

Popular saying will do the answer here "People quit their boss, not their job"

Bhavin Mehta CCP(CCE), PMP
par Bhavin Mehta CCP(CCE), PMP , Assistant Manager , Larsen and Toubro Ltd

True. Boss fails to identify needs of an employee, doesn't give him right kind of work, lack of interest in employee's development, under estimating, politics etc... 

amer jayyousi
par amer jayyousi , Business Development Consultant , freelance

I believe they  leave due to dissatisfaction in general.

Anita Viherpuro
par Anita Viherpuro , Consultant , Presentte Oy

That's what they say, but in my opinion it's not that black and white. I think in many cases the environment is bad, blaming on the boss is just an excuse not to do anything for improving the situation. Work is interaction between so many parties and each and every person should make sure they contribute as well as they can for the common good. The boss is in key role, as s/he is the one who has to step out and allow the change to happen.

MALIIK SOHAIL ABBAS
par MALIIK SOHAIL ABBAS , ACCOUNTS MANAGER , AL RAWDAH GREEN SWEET WATER

depends why the attitude of boss are lying negative when all the employees perfrom task upto the mark or i think he permote that some special person this is not fruitful for the company in the market  so must be employee as an assets of company be positive

amjad ali
par amjad ali , Senior Electrical Engineer , SNC Lavalin Fayez Engineering

It is almost always true 

Muhammad Naeem
par Muhammad Naeem , Site Engineer , Huawei Tech

Human beings need respect and acknowledgement of their acheivement when they work on any project. and when this does not come from their bosses, they get disappointed and discouraged. Their enrgies go down and finally they think about quiting and going somewhere else.

 

Being a sole performer is one thing and being a Boss or manager is entirely a different thing. As boss you no longer have to do job yourself, rather you have to get it done. A boss need to handle his employees according to their nature. Some employees need some freedom to perform so delegate tasks to these employees and tell them what result you need. Do not hold their hand throughout the process. this will frustrate them.

 

While some other employees may like their Boss being invloved in their tasks and get encouraged when their boss guides them about how to acheive a result.

 

In short treating your employees well can lead to the success of both you and your team.

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