April 11, 2019
Signs that somebody is about to quit are there nine months in advance
The first signs that an employee is considering quitting appear clearly nine months before they actually depart, with declining loyalty as a key indicator, claims a study called The 9-month warning: understanding why people quit—before it’s too late (registration) from Peakon. Based on more than 33 million employee survey responses across 125 countries, the study also claims that the key factors that drive a person to quit include unchallenging work, the inability to discuss pay and no clear path for career/personal growth. In most cases, people quit because of poor managers, not because of colleagues or company culture, the study suggests. More →
April 5, 2019
Brexit, Brits and blending: what MIPIM told us about the state of corporate real estate
by Anna King • Comment, Property
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