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The Great Resignation Is A Re-examining

The Great Resignation Is A Re-examining

The “Great Resignation” can be considered the result of pent-up frustration and being put on pause. It is a great reexamining. People are looking at their lives and considering not just how much they want to be paid; they’re also deciding what they want their title to be and what their life should look like. Instead of getting through the day, they’re looking at the long term.

If you’ve been waiting to ask for a raise, ask now! If you’ve been waiting to go for the promotion, go now!

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