Over the course of our lives, we each have a variety of experiences – in our families, at school, in our neighborhoods, through our hobbies and in the workplace. Each life experience can have an impact (small or great) on our thoughts and feelings, which leads us to some form of response or action.
People have been leaving their jobs in record numbers, and companies are desperate to fill important roles to maintain business continuity. Money is a primary driver that causes people to walk out the door, but is that enough to increase satisfaction?
![Dear [employer], It’s me, not you. It is never easy getting a breakup note – and in today’s workplace, companies are receiving them in record numbers. Employees exit for greener pastures, and managers and peers try to keep things moving forward with a hole in the staff, creating massive business disruption. What can you do to prevent them from breaking up with you?](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/62c0adcac46ace6ed5edaecf/62fa498dfd20bfe902b4962c_thumbnail2.png)
Dear [employer], It’s me, not you. It is never easy getting a breakup note – and in today’s workplace, companies are receiving them in record numbers. Employees exit for greener pastures, and managers and peers try to keep things moving forward with a hole in the staff, creating massive business disruption. What can you do to prevent them from breaking up with you?
The Great Resignation has gotten a lot of coverage, with record numbers of people leaving their jobs and of open jobs posted. As inflationary pressures weigh on everyone, retaining and attracting top talent is as competitive as it has ever been. Read more about how to engage employees before they leave.