
About this episode
Quiet Quitting and the Great Resignation. Scary stuff, but it doesn't have to happen. Moreover, the problem likely does not reside with employees or even pay. Organizational leaders have a choice and a decision to make. But then again, so do employees. There are two sides to this coin, but there is a way that you can slow down the exodus and keep your good people if you just do what good organizational leaders do.
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