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More Money Won’t Fix a Bad Workplace

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More Money Won’t Fix a Bad Workplace

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The 3PX Show
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435 просмотров · 7 дн. назад
Why does it take a resignation letter for a company to finally recognize an employee’s value? And if that employee stays for more money, has anything really changed? In this episode of The 3PX Show, Steve and Wayne unpack the conversation sparked by Steve’s viral LinkedIn post about employee counteroffers—and why so many responses were about feeling ignored, unheard, and unappreciated. They discuss the warning signs leaders miss before someone quits, how workplace culture follows employees home, and why retention starts long before a resignation lands on your desk. They also share personal stories about choosing culture over compensation and practical ways to help people feel valued today. In this episode: • Why more money doesn’t repair broken trust • How to spot disengagement before employees leave • The hidden costs of turnover and poor onboarding • What a company’s spending reveals about its real values • How to maintain a strong culture as your company grows • A simple challenge: identify three people who deserve to hear your appreciation Who helped you feel valued at work—and what did they do? Tell us in the comments. Subscribe to The 3PX Show for more conversations about leadership, business, and taking care of people. Share this episode with a leader who needs to hear it. #Leadership #EmployeeRetention #WorkplaceCulture 🌍 Interested in getting one-on-one coaching from the 3PX team? Go to https://3pxcoaching.com Follow us on Instagram: Wayne Foreman: @wayne4man Steve Kincanon: @Steve_kincanon LISTEN TO THE SHOW Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6icTxp0... JOIN OUR COMMUNITY 📸 Instagram:   / 3pxcoaching   📖 Facebook:   / 61575312680020   Intro and outro music by Korshun https://audiojungle.net/user/korshun Produced by Quentin White | @quentinlwhite