Your Relationship with Employees
“Our employees are our most valuable asset.” How many times have you heard large, successful companies make this statement? Even the smallest of dive stores are seldom single-person operations. And, if your intent is to grow, you are going to have to do it on the strength of your employees.
Good employer/employee relationships can be characterized by words such as:
- Loyalty Effective employers know they can count on their employees’ loyalty to the company. Loyalty is like respect, however. It’s difficult to demand of people — but it can be earned.
- Teamwork Good employees are team players. They support each other just as they support the store they work for.
- Goals Effective employees share common goals. These goals are specific, measurable and clearly understood.
- Growth No one succeeds in a dead-end job. Your employees should understand that you expect them to grow in their jobs — and give them the tools and opportunities to do so.
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