Why great people quit good jobs | Christie Lindor | TEDxZaragoza

Christie Lindor es una consultora experimentada y galardonada en administración de empresas con experiencia en cambio organizacional y transformación digital. Con más de 15 años de experiencia trabajando en las principales firmas de consultoría, se especializa en ayudar a los clientes a resolver temas críticos relacionados con los recursos humanos y de cara a los desafíos del futuro. Es oradora, bloguera, presentadora del podcast MECE Muse Unplugged, autora de “The MECE Muse: más de 100 prácticas seleccionadas, reglas no escritas y hábitos de grandes consultores.”y ha sido colaboradora de la revista Forbes y mencionada en publicaciones como la revista TIME y Boston Herald.

Christie Lindor is a seasoned, award-winning management consultant with expertise in organizational change and digital transformation. With 15+ years’ experience working at the top consulting firms, she specializes in helping clients solve critical workforce of the future challenges. Christie is also a speaker, blogger, and host of the MECE Muse Unplugged podcast, a show focused on helping consultants along their journey to greatness. A Forbes Contributor, Christie has been mentioned in publications such as TIME magazine, Boston Herald, Yahoo! Finance, Chief Learning Officer magazine, and many more on a wide variety of human capital topics.

[georgesmith]

unfortunately most companies dont understand that in order to have customer satisfaction you need to have employee satisfaction

[mingying]

I want to personally thank the younger generations for influencing me on keeping my sanity instead of holding onto toxic work culture.

[ArianeSartor]

I quit my job in the middle of the corona crisis and TWO MONTHS later I make a living of my own business! 😃
It is crazy how we stay in situations out of fear when something so much better is waiting for us on the other side!

[the_radio_girl]

I have no life apart from my job.. I feel like I am my job, me=job. I go to job i come back and eat and sleep And go back again. Yesterday was my last day.. And I am going back to my home city tommorow😊

[healingdiscovery]

Yes. I am about to leave a job simply due to being micromanaged and having the processes change week to week. I have stopped sleeping and feel sick everyday. And yes... It is because of the culture created from the top.

[jenshark]

My issue is workload. I am a high performer. I provide timely, quality work. I always get the highest raises and bonuses. But then management will overload me with work and I end up quitting every single time. There’s only so much we can do as humans. And overworking your employees will make the good ones run far and fast.

[bryanalvarez]

Sitting here watching this video on a Sunday night, so happy I don’t have to go my cube tomorrow morning. I was miserable at my job due to management. I finally decided to let go and although I’m somewhat scared, I know this will be the best decision I’ve ever made. I told myself I would never let any amount of money or great benefits keep me somewhere I’m not happy. Best of luck to anyone going through the same thing!

[nomadkickbox]

Discrimination, no ladder to climb, low-pay and work load - make people quit!

[grandexplorers]

I am here to gather courage so that I can quit my job tomorrow.

[EF.music.]

I just quit my job earlier today. It was a good job, high salary, my results were always on top and I’ve worked my way up and was part of the group of leaders. But yeah, I quit - and it feels GREAT!

[georgianasutu]

I'm sick of culture all together, I just wanna be left alone to do my job without all the management fads

[samuellavon]

I am a career quitter, I hate jobs that think they can control you simply because you work for them. My life is mine, not anyone else's!

[KC-tihr]

“Great people quit organizational cultures”. That’s good!

[insertrandomnamehere]

I quit because I keep running into... Being the top performer doing 3 people's jobs and then when promotion time comes around being passed up repeatedly. I work hard to move up, but if a company doesn't appreciate an employee with a great work ethic then see ya I'll find another job that appreciates my talents.

[monaali]

I quited because I wintnessd this so called toxic environment. It took my soul, extrapolated all my energy and efforts then left me as a zombie.

[skateata]

I just put in my two weeks notice today. I felt so free leaving.

[sanyundekou]

Never take a job, just because of the money. Lesson learned.

[Darbaz]

She’s so right. When a work place rewards everyone equally and mediocre performance is acceptable. The people who do well. Leave.

[ironeagle]

It takes guts, honesty and conviction to follow this healthy advice. It takes real HEART to stand up and deliver this message. And that, my friends is a real Leader speaking to us. Thank you Christie.

[sch]

I walked away from a really good job due to the culture. It was so difficult but it was the best thing I have ever done for my career.