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SUMMER SERIES! (1/4) Do People Really Quit Their Bosses?
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In this special four-part Summer Series of KCI’s podcast The Ask we share snippets from some of our favourite recent conversations that we weren’t able to include in an episode. Some quick, easy listening for those long summer days where we might have better things to do than listen to full-length podcasts about fundraising. Enjoy!
In this first episode of the Summer Series, we revisit our exploration of talent management with Tara George, Lead of KCI’s Search + Talent Practice and tackle the question “Do people really quit their bosses?” While there is some truth in that idea, you will see that the dynamics involved in what makes people stay in or leave their jobs, or even what makes someone a good boss, are far more nuanced and complicated and involve everything from leadership, training, skill set and even organizational culture.
