Unhappy employees don't just become dissatisfied with their work due to their own doing.
However, unhappy employees don't resign immediately, which means managers and HR teams can still work together to prevent employee resignation by managing their wants and needs as professionals.
Not exact matches
And before you think, «Well,
employees don't have to love their job, they just have to
do their job,» remember that
unhappy employees are less engaged, less productive, and more likely to leave the company — all of which can negatively affect your bottom line.
The new study, published in the Journal of Management, suggests that a bad mood caused by an oafish colleague doesn't simply go away when we get home; bad moods travel home with us, causing
unhappy employees to lash out at their family members.
The reason they are
unhappy doesn't matter;
employees know to
do all they can to fix the problem.
Unhappy former
employees don't necessarily signal that all is bad at a company.
Too many managers neglect to
do this and it results in
unhappy and uncertain
employees.
Don't jump to conclusions Remember that the above signs are also an indication that this
employee is simply
unhappy, whether it's personal or work - related, and are not looking for another job at all.
Sure, when an error of $ 10,000 is found, you can withdraw the offer and explain that it was a typo
done by an inexperienced
employee, but why open up the company to a situation in which a changed salary offer must be extended, an
unhappy new
employee might still take the job, or you could lose a perfectly suited candidate who is deflated and wounded, because of an error.
When an
employee is
unhappy in their current position and doesn't feel they're being treated fairly, accepting a counter offer will
do nothing to change the situation.
Your new potential employer
does not want to hire an
unhappy employee, or an
employee that will be
unhappy in six months.