"Great Resignation" is an annoying term, but IMO this is a current development worth following. Just.. there must be a better way of following than these articl

"Great Resignation" is an annoying term, but IMO this is a current development worth following. Just.. there must be a better way of following than these articles. These're put together like school projects. Some anecdotal human story, some quickly summarised generalizations and speculation, some "quick stats" from 3rd party sources that I suspect they don't study very deeply. It's rote. Anyway... the timing of the current labour & money markets to WFH necessities throws a lot of cards in the air. The second and third order implications of WFH are pretty vast... pretty unpredictable too.