The question about a candidate’s future plans—“Where do you see yourself in 5 years?”—can cause uncertainty and is often perceived as inappropriate. Instead, managers should ask open-ended questions that engage the candidate and promote autonomy. A good introductory interview helps foster a positive company culture and long-term employee retention.
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Employees: a company's most valuable asset.
Employees naturally come and go, but managers want them to stay for the long term. The recruiting process alone isn’t enough; onboarding is also crucial. Investing time in the employee lifecycle can save costs and strengthen retention. We welcome any questions on this topic. Employees are a company’s most valuable asset.
Where do management, employees, and customers successfully come together?
Kathrin Fuchs’ coaching sessions emphasize a WIN-WIN-WIN situation in which managers, employees, and customers must work together to succeed. Enjoyment of work, mutual respect, and high-quality services lead to synergies and increased revenue. Sustainable success requires openness, responsibility, and a balanced give-and-take.