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I don't think people quitting directly correlates to WFH. A bunch of people I know who wanted to quit during the pandemic are quitting now instead. No one wante
by dhruvrrp 5y ago
I don't think people quitting directly correlates to WFH. A bunch of people I know who wanted to quit during the pandemic are quitting now instead. No one wanted to risk being unemployed during the pandemic.
- foobiekr 5y agoThis. I know a ton of people who were planning to move going into 2020 who put it off because interviewing is still a massive clusterfuck right now. I’ve been warning the execs I deal with that they should expect a massive uptick in the exit of competent people in the coming months as things normalize.
- symlinkk 5y agoIronically with the increase in unemployment pay and stimulus packages, it probably would have been better to be unemployed during the pandemic
- iaw 5y ago> Ironically with the increase in unemployment pay and stimulus packages, it probably would have been better to be unemployed during the pandemic Not for a large chunk of the HN audience. The stimulus and unemployment don't come close to covering the six-figure salaries many on here get paid.