I seriously doubt that. The dynamics play out completely different. Let's look at the admin/security teams. These are the people that literally keep things run

I seriously doubt that. The dynamics play out completely different. Let's look at the admin/security teams. These are the people that literally keep things running. If a significant percentage of people from those teams quit, the others have to immediately pick up the slack (much longer on calls...) the added workload then leads to an avalanche where more and mor epeople quit. And it is always in the most business critical teams where these dynamics play out.