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ONE QUESTION MANY ANSWERS


What are the top reasons other than pay that helicopter industry pros stay with an employer?


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Work–Life Balance (23% of respondents)


“Some fl exibility that allows for a happy family life.”


“Benefi ts that reduce stress at home and with family so you can concentrate on work.”


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Company Culture (23% of respondents)


“You have to believe in the mission your company/ program is performing. If their goals are something you don’t believe in, you won’t give 100%.”


“Finding a company with the same values related to safety, education, effi ciency, etc., that I have.”


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“Geographical stability after moving so often in the military.”


Stable Location, Schedule (23% of respondents)


“I’m a prior Coast Guard pilot and moved eight times in 20 years.”


“I enjoy the stability of my schedule (six on / six off ).”


People join and stay with a company for many reasons and, according to the latest research, money isn’t at the top of the list. ROTOR surveyed our readers and asked them to reveal (anonymously) the nonfi nancial reasons they choose an employer (respondents could provide more than one answer).


Supportive, Trustworthy


“Management that treats the employee with respect, gives clear direction, provides


proper equipment/facilities, and encourages open and honest communication.”


Management (29% of respondents)


PAUL SMITH/HAI


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