Forget “Quite Quitting” Organization Should be Worried About “Sad Staying”

There is been a big buzz around the phrase “Quiet Quitting” this concept suggests that employees are taking

There is been a big buzz around the phrase “Quiet Quitting” this concept suggests that employees are taking a paycheck, but they’re actually not providing much in the way of work. This is virtually never the fault of the employee. In my experience in my management consulting firm, we find that employers that are suffering from so-called Quiet Quitting, are those employers that have not implemented a thoughtful Happiness Strategy that drives far greater degrees of productivity, and engagement. Employees want to have clear directions on what is expected from them in a way that is surgically connected to their own contributions within the enterprise.

If you want to rapidly improve Employee Happiness and Productivity, you need to get far better employee insights, and then transmute those insights into Actionable Innovations that drive Happiness and Engagement. The net result will be significant improvements in your Cultural, Ether, and Productivity.

Today employees are faced with many stressors that they didn’t have to deal with prior to C-19. Let’s deal with the real problem of “Sad Staying” and get our teams Happy again and your Employee Productivity will soar.

Nick Webb

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Nick Webb is a healthcare futurist, multiple time bestselling author, and one of the most in demand keynote speakers on innovation, AI, and the future of patient and employee experience. He helps boards and leadership teams turn fast moving technology into practical advantage. Nick.

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