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Keep the feedback simple, informative, and constructive. Helps Focus on Goals: Brainstorming sessions to plan out future goals is vital. But most of your employees leave due to lack of careergrowth. It is always about learning from the mistakes and acquiring new things in the process. Open book clubs.
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The best part is that Walmart is making a huge investment in upskilling and careergrowth as well. You can notice the results in numbers- 75% of all managers in Walmart started their careers as hourly associates. ” – Lorraine Stomski , Senior Vice President of Associate Learning & Leadership for Walmart.
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