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How to know when it’s time to quit your job
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"8 Harsh Truths of Why Employees Quit - and What to Do About It" Why do employees quit even when they're performing? Losing people indicates that something is wrong and needs to be fixed, and fast. Here are the top 8 reasons why people are quitting, along with startling facts about the "why". I've included the top methods to fix each reason! As Richard Branson would say: "Train people well enough so they can leave, treat them well enough so they don't want to." What reason for quitting would you add? Please repost to help others out there! Credit to Justin Mecham for the original post. #HR #EmployeeRetention #HRStrategy #TalentManagement #repost #strategy
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High performers would never be quiet quitters, would they? How is it possible that the term “quiet quitting” could be applied to high performers? How could high performers ever be quietly quitting anything in their lives? Actually, it happens all the time. Why? Because they’re overwhelmed. They have too many things on their plates. Every single day, they have to choose what to prioritize and what to put on the back burner, yet they want to accomplish it all. For people who are performing at a high level, things are flying every which way. They are trying to give every aspect of life everything they’ve got. Click the link below to learn if you could actually be "Quiet Quitting" on yourself! https://loom.ly/gWFvAGU
Are You Quiet Quitting On Yourself | Scott Danner
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Almost all quitting is quiet...and it's almost always about trust... In most cases, we don't tell our employer that we're looking for new jobs Until we have a written offer for a new job in our hands. Most times we don't tell them that we're unhappy Because we've been given no reason to believe that doing so will lead to greater happiness. It all comes down to trust. At scale, nothing in the current employment realities give employees solid reason to believe That trusting their employer's intent toward them will lead to a better life. So we stay quiet. We quit when we need to, even if we don't want to. This quietness is not a failure on the employee's part. It's a failure of leadership, a failure to build and maintain the trust of a workforce. A failure to behave like trust matters. Quiet Quitting is not just a post-COVID Great Resignation trend. It's the way of the world, and it will continue to be Until leaders take trust seriously. #management #sales #leadership #motivation #humanresources #bestadvice #futureofwork
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Read Once .... Before Scrolling Professional life is just like Circle ⭕ of Life... We Take Birth into the Organisation 🚸 We Became the part of their Ecosystem 🌻 We Spend so many days or Years of our lives in Organisation. *And Then One day We Exit* Employees are Not merely Cost Centers or Resources But,There is more to it. Someone can be our Friend or an Enemy and a frenemy .... Or May be like our Family Member ... And we realize this , by the Void created after their departure Think Twice and Share your thoughts on this. #thoughts #thoughtoftheday #professionaldevelopment #employee #professional #job #workculture #lifeadvice #mythoughts #linkedin #linkdinfamily
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Tatiana, you raise some very insightful points about the concerning phenomenon of "quiet quitting" that has gained attention in the workforce. As you mentioned, according to Gallup, quiet quitters make up at least 50% of the US workforce, which is a staggering statistic. The key factors you outlined that can lead to quiet quitting are spot on: 1. Lack of shared vision 2. Lack of balanced life 3. Lack of feeling valued 4. Lack of trust 5. Lack of communication 6. Lack of sense of belonging 7. Lack of consistency These issues, if left unaddressed, can undoubtedly breed disengagement, resentment, and the "bare minimum" mentality among employees. This can have serious ramifications for organizational productivity, morale, and long-term growth. You're absolutely right that proactive measures need to be taken to tackle quiet quitting. As a leader or HR professional, fostering a work culture that addresses these core needs is critical. Cultivating a clear, compelling vision, promoting work-life balance, recognizing contributions, building trust and open communication, and ensuring a sense of belonging are all essential. I would be very interested in learning more about the corporate programs you offer to help organizations tackle quiet quitting and maintain an engaged, high-performing workforce. This is a pressing challenge that many companies are grappling with, and having access to effective solutions could make a significant difference. Please feel free to share more details about your offerings. Addressing quiet quitting is vital not just for business success, but also for employee well-being and fulfillment. Your insights on this topic are invaluable, and I commend you for taking proactive steps to help organizations overcome this challenge. I'm happy to discuss this further and explore potential ways to collaborate on addressing this important issue.
Do you know about 𝗾𝘂𝗶𝗲𝘁 𝗾𝘂𝗶𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀? (according to Gallup, they make up at least 50% of the U.S. workforce) Quiet quitters will do the minimum requirements of their job. They will put no more time, effort, or enthusiasm than necessary. Here are some reasons that lead to a state of quiet quitting in any organisation: 1. Lack of shared vision → This makes you believe that your work has no purpose or objective. 2. Lack of balanced life → When work fully takes over your life, you feel like you’re missing out on the rest. 3. Lack of feeling valued → When you don’t feel appreciated at work, you want to do just the bare minimum. 4. Lack of trust → When you don’t have a great team at work, you further lose motivation to do more. 5. Lack of communication → Irregular communication doesn’t allow you to share your hurdles and adjust workloads. 6. Lack of sense of belonging → If you don’t feel like you belong within your team, you will not give it all to work. 7. Lack of consistency → If things change randomly, you might question why investing your efforts into something. These factors can lead to lowered engagement and quite quitting behaviours over time. This in turn could negatively impact your business. If you want to keep your team and leadership effective and drive sustainable growth, message me for corporate programmes. #quietquitting #corporate #corporatetrainings
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Are you considering a career change due to a lack of fulfillment in your current role? This article encourages critical thinking about job satisfaction and being open to unconventional career moves. Prioritizing work-life balance is crucial in today's era of reevaluation. Check out the article below. #job #career #worklifebalance https://lnkd.in/g3DJfkT3
Should You Quit Your Job?
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Do you know about 𝗾𝘂𝗶𝗲𝘁 𝗾𝘂𝗶𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀? (according to Gallup, they make up at least 50% of the U.S. workforce) Quiet quitters will do the minimum requirements of their job. They will put no more time, effort, or enthusiasm than necessary. Here are some reasons that lead to a state of quiet quitting in any organisation: 1. Lack of shared vision → This makes you believe that your work has no purpose or objective. 2. Lack of balanced life → When work fully takes over your life, you feel like you’re missing out on the rest. 3. Lack of feeling valued → When you don’t feel appreciated at work, you want to do just the bare minimum. 4. Lack of trust → When you don’t have a great team at work, you further lose motivation to do more. 5. Lack of communication → Irregular communication doesn’t allow you to share your hurdles and adjust workloads. 6. Lack of sense of belonging → If you don’t feel like you belong within your team, you will not give it all to work. 7. Lack of consistency → If things change randomly, you might question why investing your efforts into something. These factors can lead to lowered engagement and quite quitting behaviours over time. This in turn could negatively impact your business. If you want to keep your team and leadership effective and drive sustainable growth, message me for corporate programmes. #quietquitting #corporate #corporatetrainings
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There can be many reasons for quitting a job. Better role, moving to a high growth sector, change of country or city etc. But resignation on account of prolonged reflection of one's professional journey and personal principles, is a new one! Kudos to the organisation for also accepting the reason and deciding to put it as a circular :) #changingtimes #reasonsforquitting
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