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3 things your top talent always confide in me
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One of the big struggles I deal with as "not the manager". After my 2nd yearly review at my current company, promises made and forgotten, being shuffled to the side but told I am a valuable member of the team I find that I am more interested in finding what else is out there than making this my "home" for the long term.
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Being a retired civil servant I am very familiar with being an unwanted stepchild. I am glad I am past it now. :) Oddly enough I found that being a good manager, I still lose my people. Working for a relatively small bureau I would get people trained, with nowhere for them to go. :( I just received a call from my last departure who is working up in Fairbanks now. He wanted to catch up at Christmas.
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Did he drive the 30 minutes south to North Pole, AK to make the call? Being Christmas and all, Santa's shop has been open there for, what, 50+ years now?
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