The pandemic has sparked a movement among employees where they’ve come to expect more from their jobs—they want fulfilment, flexibility, and support in various forms. When they don’t get those things from their employers, they resign.
Employers need to pivot to a new way of thinking about the workplace—and to create inspiring workplaces where people can thrive.
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