Mark Murphy is a Senior Contributor at Forbes and the founder of Leadership IQ. He specializes in themes of culture and society, human resources, and workforce dynamics, with a focus on labor laws, diversity and inclusion, and employee engagement. Murphy's insights and expertise have been featured in numerous publications, including 247Sports, Boston Herald, and BBC News.
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By: Mark Murphy
buzzed – around the globe. Hey, what more could you ask for?
By: Mark Murphy
FOR MANY of the Irish diaspora in Britain, questions about identity and belonging are never far from the surface.
By: Mark Murphy
BevNET Live , inspecting Superb Bakehouse 's new digs, and wielding a 3ft long Coors tallerboy like Excalibur . Hey, what more could you ask for?
By: Mark Murphy
A COVENTRY family who gained international attention in their fight for an Irish inscription on their mother's headstone has launched a new project
FOR most seven-year-olds, attending a concert by their musical hero would be a dream come true. For Zena Donnelly, it became the moment that changed her life.
Culture Pop , understanding sustainable growth, and cracking open a box of broken junk for Father's Day . Hey, what more could you ask for?
By: Mark Murphy
THE Liverpool Irish Centre is set to open a new space, celebrating the Irish and the history of their descendants in the famous port city.
Mark Murphy is in Glasgow for this ambitious chain launch.
Employee retention is often mistakenly treated as an "exit problem," but turnover actually begins long before resignation. Research shows an "engagement cliff," with high employee engagement significantly declining by year five. Proactive retention requires recognizing early warning signs, not just conducting exit interviews. Key indicators include employees ceasing inquiries about career growth, their frustration turning silent, disengagement despite meeting performance targets, a shift in language from "we" to "you/they," and focusing on reputation management for future roles. These signs precede actual resignations by months, offering a crucial window for intervention. Effective strategies involve regular career discussions, timely recognition, improving daily employee experience, and actively addressing frustrations. Retention is a continuous process, not an event, demanding constant vigilance to build a strong workplace culture and prevent the costly loss of valuable talent.
By: Mark Murphy
Turning 64 prompted Mark Murphy to stop chasing youth and start finding joy in the people and things he loves.
