I have quit from more than 10 companies (i’m old), and I’d say that 100% of the time the reason was shitty managers.
But “A raise in pay” would be the best solution to convince to me stay.
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bob_wiley@lemmy.world 10 months ago
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bighi@lemmy.world 10 months ago
P1r4nha@feddit.de 10 months ago
Hundred percent. And best indicator for someone to stay is having sn actual friend at the company. So you gotta invest in leadership training and team building.
bob_wiley@lemmy.world 10 months ago
[deleted]Shush@reddthat.com 10 months ago
Sounds to me that those friends will stay in your life even if you would move to a different job.
afraid_of_zombies@lemmy.world 10 months ago
I am close to that. I know I could make more and I don’t particularly enjoy the work but my coworkers are freaken awesome and so is my boss. Guys I actually enjoy seeing after work.
Most likely just going to stick it out. There is something to be said about dealing with people for 40 hours a week that I like.
glad_cat@lemmy.sdf.org 10 months ago
I’m in France and I confirm. I never left a company because of the salary. It was always because managers were behaving like little Hitlers.
yopla@lemmy.world 10 months ago
My boss had the worst employee satisfaction result ever seen in our group for his department. No surprise, he had oversold himself to get the job and when his idiotic project of redoing everything from the ground up started to be way delayed compared to the unrealistic promises he had made to the board, he asked everyone to go into “crunch mode” for “a short time”, work late, Saturdays, and so on. A “short time” became months…
Anyhoo, he asked us, what we could do about his shitty results because the board actually got worried. I reminded him, the work life balance sucked, people were overworked and they didn’t see any end to “the crunch” and it had to stop before any other action.
He dismissed my idea and he settled on a team lunch. But since he didn’t want to waste work time for “the crunch”, he decided to have it on a Sunday and fuck up the only off day for most of the people.
I’ve never seen a floor of people so angry than the day they got the email about that team lunch.
I told him, he dismissed it again.
That’s about when I went into quiet quitting and patiently waited to be fired while pretending to be out on meeting and actually going for walks in the park.