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Give thoughtful, frequent
feedback on performance.
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Listen and assure effective,
two-way communication.
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Create a sense of "community,"
ease of personal relationships in the firm, opportunities for socializing.
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Provide continual opportunities
to learn. Encourage time spent in training.
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Give challenging assignments,
and don't micro-manage. Take their efforts seriously, and give prompt
feedback.
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Don't require "face
time." Let them juggle and do their work in their own way -
as long as it is done well and promptly.
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Show interest in and
respect for their life objectives and work/life balance needs. Support
their quality of life initiatives.|
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Minimize wasted energy
on office politics.
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Support their efforts
to network and generate business.
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Give financial and
non-financial recognition based on merit - of results and genuine
effort.