What do these people really value as benefits?
It can range from anything such as discounts on Uber to a free IPL Cricket match.
What are some things that would make them go "Bro I want this" or make them "tweet" or talk about it to their friends/ work colleagues?
One of my major clients is a company run by a middle aged Indian businessman who formerly ran traditional high class Indian businesses (like construction), so this might not apply to exeryone, but here's what I would like -
Pay on time
Have a collaborative attitude - "Let's solve this problem rather" than "I pay you money, so do this" I'm all for wearing different hats because I find it enjoyable, but being ask to mop the floor and being told "What am I paying you for?" when I ask where can I find the mop when I was initially hired to provide security to the building 🙄🙄
I mean, I'd like to learn how to mop, but I'll need your help, let's do it together
Respect and communication - Some people in charge just have no idea how to communicate without being crass, aggressive, and unnecessarily egoistic and because they are that way, they perceive all communication made to them that way too
Drop the company centric attitude - Please understand no one who's joined the company except you and maybe the majority stake holders really care about the company per se. We've all been hired to do jobs, we've not adopted the company to be our family. Those who've been given ESOPs might still care, but for me it's a means to earn money and YES I'M IN IT FOR THE MONEY! Not for the "joy of creating a business"! If I wanted joy, I'd be swimming in the Bahamas, not staring at a laptop screen and yes, I will quit for a better opportunity. This company is your baby, not mine.
Urgh, I don't even know if this answers your questions, but in quite a mood lately and I guess I'm just venting
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Free ipl match ticket would be very popular. Free food at office also goes a long way in keeping employees happy.
What if you keep an amazing canteen and periodically provide vouchers that can be spent in the canteen as rewards ? Typically office food tends to suck since the vendor starts cutting costs to increase his thin margins
What zoomers value is for people to keep their nose out of their lives.
Give them remote and good pay they will be happy
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