“As CEO and president of my own company, I share the philosophy of the founder of Mary Kay Cosmetics: priorities of God
first, family second, and company third,” says a senior executive at
a small company. “It has worked for my company, and I support
this view with my employees and subcontractors.” Says a manager
at a large company, “Current executives have blinders on to the
real world. Balance and a willingness to learn and change will be
critical success factors in the future.”
When it comes to loyalty, only 43 percent say their current
workforce is loyal, while 72 percent would seek loyalty in future
hires. “Loyalty and knowledge will continue to be the single most
important factors in acquiring new employees at the management
level,” says a manager at a medium-sized company. “Human equity
is key. We will not only invest in capital improvements, such as
technology and bricks and mortar, but in people, too.”
When it comes to future hiring, loyalty is a more significant factor to senior executives than it is to managers. There obviously are
differing viewpoints about characteristics, depending on the person’s level in an organization. “It’s difficult to group executives with
the employee force,” says a manager at a large company. “Employees have loyalty and a willingness to share and are knowledgeable.
The executives are aggressive.”
“As CEO and president of my own company, I share the philosophy of the founder of Mary Kay Cosmetics: priorities of God
first, family second, and company third,” says a senior executive at
a small company. “It has worked for my company, and I support
this view with my employees and subcontractors.” Says a manager
at a large company, “Current executives have blinders on to the
real world. Balance and a willingness to learn and change will be
critical success factors in the future.”
When it comes to loyalty, only 43 percent say their current
workforce is loyal, while 72 percent would seek loyalty in future
hires. “Loyalty and knowledge will continue to be the single most
important factors in acquiring new employees at the management
level,” says a manager at a medium-sized company. “Human equity
is key. We will not only invest in capital improvements, such as
technology and bricks and mortar, but in people, too.”
When it comes to future hiring, loyalty is a more significant factor to senior executives than it is to managers. There obviously are
differing viewpoints about characteristics, depending on the person’s level in an organization. “It’s difficult to group executives with
the employee force,” says a manager at a large company. “Employees have loyalty and a willingness to share and are knowledgeable.
The executives are aggressive.”
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