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How to Hire and Retain Great Employees

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Tips on "How to" Hire and Retain Great Employees - Compliments of Santa Fe Hospitality Group     

  • Every person in an organization – regardless of their position - conveys the personality and desired public image of an organization
  • Expectations should be clearly understood by all. 
  • Rewards for exemplary service vary.  While pay increases, bonuses or escalation of titles and/or responsibility are generally anticipated by employees in good financial times – rewarding employees with flexible and creative alternatives are necessary in financially challenging times. 
  • Ongoing skills training and off-site educational opportunities reap benefits for organizations as well as providing meaningful rewards for employees motivated to excel and advance.
  • Every person in an organization should be acknowledged on an ongoing basis; each individual should know that they are valued.
  • Organizational updates should be provided on an ongoing basis.
  • Teamwork requires trust. Trust does not happen overnight.

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"The Historic Hotel Association hasn't had a better partner than you over these many years, and there is no way we would be where we are today without your very thoughtful leadership.  You are the best!  Hope to see you soon."  Richard Moe, President, National Trust for Historic Preservation

 
"Jim's insight and business acumen have helped create cost effective and remunerative outcomes during challenging times in the hotel industry." His sense of perspective and ability to communicate facilitate discussion and decisions-making.  Jim is an outstanding hotel executive, specializing in independent/historic/boutique properties. We have teamed on projects impacting hundreds of hospitality venues over the past fifteen years."  Nina Smiley, PhD, Vice President of Marketing, Mohonk Mountain House, New Paltz, New York
 

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