Data Snapshot

Managers Who Coach Their Employees Drive Retention

Employees Whose Managers Coach Them Are More Likely To Stay At Their Organization

Tyler Castro
 and  three contributors
Nov 29, 2023

Summary

How an employee’s direct manager behaves has a huge impact on worker retention. Data from Forrester’s Future Of Work Survey, 2023, revealed that 46% of workers report that they have a manager whom they describe as a coach. Employees with a coaching manager are 1.5 times more likely to stay at their current company for the next 12 months than employees who don’t have a manager they perceive as a coach. This data snapshot shows how manager coaching impacts an employee’s intention to stay at their current company.

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