Infographic: Top 10 Reasons Why Talents Quit

Feb 22, 2013 5 Min Video
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There is a saying that people leave managers, not companies. Employees don’t just turn up for work one day and decide to quit.
By the time they have decided to do so, it’s usually after a substantial amount of buffer time to consider, re-consider and answer some very hard questions for themselves.

Here are our top 10 reasons why talents call it quits.

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