Charles Bacarisse—Vice President for Advancement
Houston Baptist University—Houston, Texas
United States
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Clustering Similar Employees Leads to Turnover
Article New research suggests that minorities, women and other employees with common demographic characteristics who are grouped in teams believe they don’t stand out and must leave their organization to achieve professional success.

Retain Employees Who Helped During Recession
Article Leadership experts say managers should reward employees who took on extra work for their organizations during the recent recession.

Questions to Curb Employee Turnover
Article Reducing employee turnover is simple, according to one leadership expert. Just ask employees three questions and act on their answers.

Signs Your Best Employee Is Looking Elsewhere
Article Now that organizations are being forced to cut back and demand more of their employees, keeping the top talent happy and productive has never been more important. If managers know their star employees are looking for a new job, then they still have a chance to make things better and keep them around.

New Research Uncovers Costs, Consequences of Fundraising Staff Turnover
Article Most managers know that high staff turnover can have a negative impact on their development team. However, few likely realize that the loss of one staff person can cost their institution fundraising dollars.

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