Record number of Americans quitting instead of going back to office

Lauren Rivera from the Kellogg School of Management talks about a record number of Americans quitting instead of going back to the office.

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[remyadan]

Why work when the government is giving out money

[bonniewatson]

People don’t want to feel safe they want to be safe!

[michaelbates]

After years of structural unemployment by design by companies being picky and not wanting to train. Employees are striking back in droves by engaging in frictional unemployment. Start your business and prosper✌.

[mykehunt]

Basically quitting your job these days is a promotion to hire paid government aid and free healthcare

[chuckdarwin]

If you can't afford a place to live don't work there, the entire low skilled service industry isn't where you want to work, find a skill and embrace it and make real money.

[scratch]

Miss a few meals… you’ll want to work.

[MLaker]

This woman's Webcam is horrible! Also despite her being an expert, she is reading notes... talking so fast, smiling and giggling. We truly live in infomercial times. You can see her reading what he's saying to her. Her eyes go left to right. Like what does this segment serve? What have we learned?

[Zhaturianvisionz]

No she is wrong people most definitely like working at home in yoga pants or sweat pants; primarily because of the money saved. You can easily increase your monthly tab by 500 to 1000 dollars just by having to hits the bricks again lol.

[chrissudlow]

I quit my job as an auditor for a public accounting firm in 2012 when I was 25. If you are reading this message quit your job now. Stop working for someone else and be damn the consequences. You are a human and are made naturally to survive. So roll the dice and take your life into your own hands.