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Identifying the skills needed for the future
Developing a growth mindset
Creating a culture of continuous learning
Workers are now prioritizing flexibility, work-life balance, and benefits more than salary. Additional motivators are dissatisfaction, a search for safer working environments, a desire for work that aligns with skills and values, and better pay.
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A likely culprit of this mojo rejuvenation is the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2020, Americans found their lives upended by shutdown measures. They were laid off. They became their children’s full-time teachers and part-time social outlets. Those lucky enough to keep their jobs struggled as their indust...
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The lesson from this moment in history is not that people are quitting. It’s that they’ve decided to seize the moment and work for something better. Good enough is no longer good enough.
They want meaningful lives, work that is fulfilling, and the opportunity to strive for their passions. ...
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Jumps are voluntary changes. You choose to change your situation, and you do so. Those joining the Great Resignation are taking this leap.
It becomes complicated when we hit a ceiling. These do-over moments aren’t barriers to your progress. When you hit a c...
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They happen outside your control, and you have to decide how to respond. If the restaurant you worked at closed during the pandemic, you encountered a negative moment. If a former coworker offers you an attractive new job because of the current labour shortage, that’s an unexpected moment.
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That depends. Yes, that may be a bit of a dodge, but it’s also the only acceptable response. Such a question can’t be answered in an article or through a multiple-choice quiz. It requires a deep analysis of what makes you satisfied at work, what you need to live a fulfilling life, whether your jo...
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Americans regularly quit their jobs in the ‘60s and ‘70s, but that pace only began to slow in the ‘80s. Among a barrage of Reagan-era spending cuts, deregulation, and shifting corporate culture, America...
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"There's no money in poetry, but then there's no poetry in money, either." ~ Robert Graves
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