April 16, 2025
15 More Insights on Why Employees Quit Their Jobs

15 More Insights on Why Employees Quit Their Jobs

15 More Insights on Why Employees Quit Their Jobs

  • The Company Handbook is Just a List of Red Flags
    It says “We encourage employees to take initiative.” Translation: “You will be doing your boss’s job for free.”
  • Your Promotion is Just a Fancy Title and More Work
    Congratulations! You’re now a Senior Associate Specialist Manager. The pay? Exactly the same.
  • HR Says “We Hear You,” But They’re Actually on Mute
    Every complaint gets “noted.” Every suggestion goes into the corporate void.
  • The Annual Cost-of-Living Raise is a Whole 2%
    Inflation is at 7%, but hey, here’s a $20 bump! Try not to spend it all at once.
  • Company Swag is Just a Reminder That You’re Underpaid
    You asked for a raise, but you got a tote bag with the company logo instead.
  • Your Boss’s Only Skill is Taking Credit for Your Work
    Somehow, they’re “crushing it” on LinkedIn. Meanwhile, you wrote the report they’re bragging about.
  • The “Casual Work Environment” Still Means 60-Hour Weeks
    Yes, you can wear jeans! No, you cannot leave before 8 PM.
  • The Office Freezer is a Graveyard of Abandoned Lunches
    Some Tupperware has been in there longer than most employees.
  • They Call it “Right-Sizing,” But You’re the One Getting Fired
    “This restructuring is great for the company!” Not so great for your rent payments.
  • “Fast-Paced Environment” Just Means Everything’s On Fire
    If your job listing says it, start running now.
  • Your Work Anniversary Means a Generic “Congrats” Email from HR
    No bonus. No raise. Not even a cupcake. Just a reminder that you’re still stuck here.
  • The Best Office Perk is When the Printer Actually Works
    Nothing unites employees like rage-quitting a paper jam.
  • The “Unlimited PTO” is a Trick
    Sure, you technically have unlimited time off… if you don’t mind job hunting when you get back.
  • Your Team is a Dysfunctional Family, But Without the Holiday Gifts
    The fights are the same, but there’s less alcohol and more spreadsheets.
  • Your Manager’s Feedback is Just a Fancier Way to Say “No”
    “That’s a great idea! Let’s circle back in Q4.” Translation: Never.

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