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  1. Clear expectations: They know exactly what to do to meet the job’s performance standards. No second-guessing or winging it.
  2. Recognition: Make it point to “catch them doing something right” and acknowledge all jobs well done.
  3. Training: Additional training and cross-training shows you trust your people and value them enough to invest further in them.
  4. Mentoring: When you give tenured employees the opportunity to help train and develop new hires it boosts their sense of pride in what they do and their importance to the organization.
  5. Open, honest, two-way communications: Specifically, make time for “stay conversations” at least quarterly. Ask questions and welcome their feedback at least weekly.

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