If I was going to run such a program (whilst stroking my white cat[1]...), I'd correlate website access to attrition. This could uncover not only active job sea

If I was going to run such a program (whilst stroking my white cat[1]...), I'd correlate website access to attrition. This could uncover not only active job searching, but general boredom and dissatisfaction surfing patterns... I'm guessing obvious websites like linkedin would pop up, but I wouldn't be surprised if other patterns would emerge. [1] Companies, especially of this size, already do this kind of spying on their staff. Not necessarily with cats.