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This does not match my experience where the average retention duration for employees across all the companies I've worked for or have known has bee around 2.5 t
by LunaSea 2y ago
This does not match my experience where the average retention duration for employees across all the companies I've worked for or have known has bee around 2.5 to 3 years.
- cstrahan 2y agoIn what way does this not match your experience? You’ve mentioned one variable (retention) but not the other (salary increase over time), so your comment as it stands doesn’t refute the claim of the person you’re replying to. Are you implying that you know that these people have received raises year after year that are comparable to the pay increase they could have if they took a new job?
- LunaSea 2y agoIt refutes the claim in the sense that employees leave at about the optimum time (close to two years) as per the study.
- dweinus 2y agoIf 80% of employees stay each year, then the expected tenure would be about 3 years.