Great Resignation Infographic Part 3: \"What can I do?\"

Publisher: Retensa Retention Strategies

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Great Resignation Infographic Part 3: \"What can I do?\"

What can your organization do to reverse The Great Resignation? The strongest influences of turnover are career advancement, compensation, communication, employee appreciation, and personal reasons. It is important to know why employees quit, so the root causes can be addressed. You can get a 5-10% decrease in turnover with meaningful exit interview data from a data-driven retention program.

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