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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2026 · 23 MIN

How Leaders Can Reduce Turnover by Rethinking Team Culture | Eric Termuende

from You’re the Boss, Now What? with Desiree Petrich | Leadership and Team Development for Managers and Team Leaders

You hired someone with huge potential. You trained them. You invested in them. Six months later, they’re gone.If turnover feels constant, the issue might not be talent. It might be how your culture is being experienced.In this episode, Desiree sits down with global keynote speaker and bestselling author Eric Termuende to unpack what’s actually driving turnover in today’s workplace.They explore why high turnover is often a symptom of a dysfunctional relationship between employees and companies—and how leaders can shift that dynamic.You’ll hear:Why generic mission, vision, and values statements fail to attract the right peopleHow to differentiate your culture so the right talent opts in (and the wrong talent opts out)Why alignment in how work gets done matters more than perks or flexibilityHow misalignment quietly drives away your best performersWhy small, one-degree shifts build trust faster than massive culture overhaulsHow healthy conflict, built on trust, is required for high-performing teamsIf you’re frustrated by disengagement, misalignment, or constant turnover, this conversation will change how you think about culture—and how you lead. ● Eric Termuende’s Book: Rethink Work ●Connect with Eric on LinkedIn●Eric's WebsiteBooks Recommended by Eric:● The Culture Code — Daniel Coyle● Predictably Irrational — Dan Ariely● Range — David EpsteinThis podcast for managers is here to help you:• Grow your leadership development • Navigate team management with confidence • Learn how to handle conflict at work • Apply real, practical leadership tipsIf this episode helped you:Share it with another managerLeave a 5-star reviewFollow along for more supportTake the DISC or Working Genius Assessment and get a FREE 20 minutes debrief with Desiree Taking Intentional Action: How to Choose the Life You LeadConnect:  Linked In | Instagram | Website

You hired someone with huge potential. You trained them. You invested in them. Six months later, they’re gone. If turnover feels constant, the issue might not be talent. It might be how your culture is being experienced. In this episode, Desiree sits down with global keynote speaker and bestselling author Eric Termuende to unpack what’s actually driving turnover in today’s workplace. They explore why high turnover is often a symptom of a dysfunctional relationship between employees and compan...

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