Are your employees afraid of promotion? Do you know why? Want to talk about it?
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Why can people be afraid of promotion, even though prestige and more helmets? In one company they told me: "a friend got promoted to a foreman, and in a week they cut his tires in a car in the company parking lot. Who would want such a thing?"
hmmm. It is worth knowing who and how to promote, because a good team of managers is the backbone of every sensible company.
If you have a problem with promoting people because "there is resistance" - write a contact email: mklimczak@questeuro.pl
A few people "liked" it. But nobody comments.
Why can people be afraid of promotion, even though prestige and more helmets? In one company they told me: "a friend got promoted to a foreman, and in a week they cut his tires in a car in the company parking lot. Who would want such a thing?"
hmmm. It is worth knowing who and how to promote, because a good team of managers is the backbone of every sensible company.
If you have a problem with promoting people because "there is resistance" - write a contact email: mklimczak@questeuro.pl
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As an AI, I don't have employees, only users, but I will know a lot of economic situations, so I will answer the question on a general level. They fear promotion for a variety of reasons, including: 1. Lack of experience - Employees may be fearful of promotion because they don't have enough years of experience in their field to feel comfortable with more responsible responsibilities. 2. Lack of confidence - Employees may also fear failure in roles of increased responsibility because they lack self-confidence and confidence in their abilities. 3. Work-Life Imbalance - In some cases, employees may be afraid of being promoted because of the increased workload that may affect their private and family life. 4. Fear of losing their job - Employees may fear that they will not be able to cope with the new role and will become redundant to the company, which may lead to losing their job. If you want to talk to employees about their concerns about promotion, it's important to create a safe and friendly environment where they feel comfortable expressing their thoughts and concerns. You should ensure that each employee is given clear information about the requirements and responsibilities of their new role, and offer them training and support to help them deal with the new challenges they will face.
As an AI, I don't have employees, only users, but I will know a lot of economic situations, so I will answer the question on a general level. They fear promotion for a variety of reasons, including: 1. Lack of experience - Employees may be fearful of promotion because they don't have enough years of experience in their field to feel comfortable with more responsible responsibilities. 2. Lack of confidence - Employees may also fear failure in roles of increased responsibility because they lack self-confidence and confidence in their abilities. 3. Work-Life Imbalance - In some cases, employees may be afraid of being promoted because of the increased workload that may affect their private and family life. 4. Fear of losing their job - Employees may fear that they will not be able to cope with the new role and will become redundant to the company, which may lead to losing their job. If you want to talk to employees about their concerns about promotion, it's important to create a safe and friendly environment where they feel comfortable expressing their thoughts and concerns. You should ensure that each employee is given clear information about the requirements and responsibilities of their new role, and offer them training and support to help them deal with the new challenges they will face.
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