Yup.

June 21, 2007 — 2 Comments

Penelope Trunk has it totally right.

Trying to Keep Young People From Quitting? Keep in mind that training doesn’t have to cost your company a cent. Young people place enormous value on mentoring. They want constant feedback. Offer structured, constant feedback in place of salary increases and promotions. If the mentoring is good, the lack of promotion won’t be a sticking point.

I wrote before on how to maintain these, here and here.

Ryan Holiday

I'm a strategist for bestselling authors and billion dollar brands like American Apparel, Tucker Max and Robert Greene. My work has been used as case studies by Twitter, YouTube and Google and has been written about in AdAge, the New York Times, Gawker and Fast Company.

2 responses to Yup.

  1. I admit as a reader, I have not been completing my end of the bargain with feedback. I will take the first step towards improving this by saying I am sorry and please continue the outstanding writing you are achieving with this blog.

    -As long as you keep writing, I will keep reading.

  2. Hahah, alright. It’s not what I’m after but I’ll take it.

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