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I would throw in that some percentage of 'the great resignation' isn't a new movement at all, but a one-time backlog of people who stayed longer at their jobs i
by somehnacct3757 5y ago
I would throw in that some percentage of 'the great resignation' isn't a new movement at all, but a one-time backlog of people who stayed longer at their jobs in the middle of a pandemic for income security. Now that things have gotten better (YoY, relatively speaking,) 2021 is full of both 2020's and 2021's resignations.
- burlesona 5y agoThis x 100. I’m surprised we don’t see this brought up more often. The same effect is happening with many obvious life changes - weddings are way up, and I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s a small baby boom in the next year or two as people who waited through 2020 finally felt safe/stable enough to make voluntary life change again in 2021.