Why Good Employees Get Frustrated (And Eventually Leave)

Good employees rarely become frustrated overnight. More often, it's the result of unclear expectations, inconsistent communication, and leadership habits that slowly wear people down.In this episode of **Books & The Biz**, Dan, Rich, and HR expert Kelly Murphy discuss why employee frustration is usually a symptom of deeper operational and leadership issues. They explore the importance of setting clear expectations, improving communication, and creating an environment where good employees can succeed before turnover becomes an expensive problem.If you're wondering why your best people seem disengaged, this conversation is a great place to start.