THINKING OF QUITTING YOUR JOB? 🙁What You Need In This Great Resignation....

HR company SD Worx found that employees in Germany had the most COVID-19-related resignations, with 6.0% of the workers leaving their jobs.
In United Kingdom, it is estimated at 4.7% of people quitting their jobs.

0:00 This has created a wave and it is called "great resignation"

Have you thought about quitting your job? These are common reasons
1) you want adjustable working hours and remote working but your industry doesn’t allow that. Or that you company sucks and wouldn’t allow.
2) this pandemic you are facing a heavier work load and you feel a burnout
3) due to remote working you feel isolated. You’ve taken this time to think through whether this work is meaningful or not

Here’s what you need to think through financially

4:59 Point 1
If you are looking to quit, do you have 1y expenses covered.
Especially if no job secured before you quit.
A lot of people are quitting but that could also mean at some point a lot of people looking for job

5:29 Point 2
What you have in your bank accounts now is bigger than before because of no holidays and reduce trips to the bars?

#quitjob #greatresignation #burnout

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[abcabc-mq]

To be brutally frank, I believe the majority of people would quit their present jobs without even blinking if eking a living was not a concern to them. Few people really enjoy what they are doing as a day job but because of the trappings of materialism, the need to put bread on the table and the urge to keep up with the Joneses, they end up over-committing to purchases and loans. In the process of doing so, they become hamstrung by their decisions and it worsens over time because age and fatigue reduce their drive to the point where they feel powerless to make any changes to a sapping routine.

[hbu]

Our citizens are already burn out even before the pandemic. The pandemic just cut off places of stress relief like pubs, KTVs & other sources of public entertainment etc.

[leslielim]

One key question to ask before you fire your boss...aka... 'the great SG resignation'....😄...are you still selling your time for money or are you gonna start buying time with money?🤔🤔🤔🤔

[moneyss]

Employability & employment: Union Movement:
NTUC corporatized.. Book Value per share >$40 but par value $10

[ChrisTang]

Being a landlord is better than working… victim of our own success.