Nov 1, 2021
Unlimited Talent Is Available on Amazon
Nancy OKeefe, CEO Nancy OKeefe Consulting, Leading Workplace Strategist and author of the book Unlimited Talent: What Every CEO Needs to Know to Win the Workforce War, being re-released in response to the 2.9% "quit rate" reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, announced today the availability of the Employee Exodus Assessment for CEOs of companies with up to 500 employees.
This assessment gives CEOs a "read" on employees in key areas that underlie most resignations. In addition to gaining insight into employees, the assessment helps uncover company vulnerabilities, areas that should be enhanced to improve talent attraction, engagement, productivity, and employee retention capabilities in the organization.
"If a company can't attract and retain talent, it's time to take an objective look at what's going on inside the organization and stop blaming the job market, the economy, the pandemic and other external factors," claims OKeefe.
History shows us that the talent problems that have plagued organizations for decades can't be solved with external solutions. The pandemic has accelerated the talent problem and companies need to get out in front of this like never before.
"The value here is that you can get a read before the fact rather than depending on an employee/manager discussion after the decision has been made or during an exit interview where people tend to hold back the truth, not wanting to burn a bridge," says OKeefe.
The Employee Exodus Assessment includes recommendations of what can be done to increase retention in the short and long term to become a Winning Workplace that attracts and retains talent.
Nancy OKeefe, MBA, MS, is a Strategic Business Consultant, Thought Leader, Author and Talent Cultivator who helps CEOs create innovative, productive and culture-rich workplaces where the best talent wants to work. Nancy believes that people are at their best when they are free to be themselves. She is on a personal mission to inspire individuals to fulfill their potential and to change business leaders' thinking to shed Industrial Era ideas around management and culture. Nancy helps CEOs build sustainable organizations that break old patterns and re-calibrate the work experience to make work an equitable business deal that attracts the talent CEOs need to successfully implement their vision.
Author of the book, Unlimited Talent, Nancy has spent the bulk of her career cultivating people. In the 2000s, she broke the cookie-cutter culture when she started her own seven-figure, on-shore outsourcing business with 95% of her workforce working from home. "To compete, we had to look at labor and management differently," says Nancy. "That gave us access to a pool of skilled labor no one else was looking at. We built our remote culture with a strong work ethic, innovation, trust, respect, and good communication. We had a waiting list of skilled people that wanted to come and work for us because we looked at work as an equitable business deal."
Nancy is a Certified Quantum Human Design Specialist, a Certified Executive Coach from the College of Executive Coaching, holds an MBA from Babson College in Entrepreneurship and a MS in Quality Systems Management from Anna Maria College. She is Certified in Conversational Intelligence® and a Fascination Advantage® Advisor.
Website: NancyOKeefeConsulting.com
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: (508) 728-9100
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