Year-End Retention Check: Why Good Employees Start Looking Before January

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Good employees usually do not decide to leave overnight. By the time someone submits a resignation in January, they may have been thinking about it for months. Workload concerns, limited growth, weak communication, lack of recognition, or frustration with management can build quietly through Q4 until the new year feels

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