You'll regret quitting, wagie!

You'll regret quitting, wagie!

Stop thinking there are greener pastures out there and get back in that cage!

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>quit
>can't pay mortgage
>end up on the streets
wish i could

>About 1 in 5 workers who quit during the past two years regret it, and a similar share are remorseful about starting their new job, according to Harris Poll’s nationwide survey of about 2,000 adults.
So a small minority, who cares?
>Sara Norton-Sanner of Albuquerque, New Mexico, loved her communications job at a local animal shelter. But in November, when a friend told her of an opening for a similar position at a nonprofit education group, she eagerly applied. It offered a much higher salary at a national organization with an opportunity to rise to director.
>She accepted an offer after two Zoom interviews, just three weeks after applying. But, she says, the job didn't come close to fulfilling her hopes. Instead of writing an annual report and other publications, as she was promised, she was firing off social media posts.
>Norton-Sanner says she also endured a barrage of criticism without any guidance on how to meet her manager’s expectations. And although she was told it was a 9-to-5 job, she had to take calls, or work, late at night and on weekends and Christmas Eve.
>There was a happy ending. In February, she left the education position and took a job at an animal welfare group for the same salary.
So ultimately quitting still won in the end.
>Even the majority of quitters who aren't second-guessing their decisions don't seem content. Just 26% of job switchers say they like their new position enough to stay, and a third are already searching for a new position with better working conditions, prestige or pay, survey results show.
So a third of quitters loved quitting so much they can't stop quitting.

That looks identical to a job I had 3 years ago just as they were switching to 'open plan' from offices.

Open plan.. never again.

Crypto I'd greener pastures if you play your games well. I'm sure of at least a 50x with Otto because I'm an early adopter. So early that I can only get it with plug tokens. I'm not going back to being a wagecuck

>So ultimately quitting still won in the end.
kek

>mr shekelstein seething
>articles were made to get back the rebel wagies in their cages

>the central point of working isnt money!

these people are retarded

Imagine if the headline said instead "80% of recent job quitters very satisfied with decision"

wow..
i thought we were past that....
enough with the antisemitis ok....