• OneLemmyMan@lemmy.world
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    2 years ago

    It’s true that it’s not always about the money, but it’s probably never about a ping pong table

    • pain_is_life_is_pain@sh.itjust.works
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      2 years ago

      Well, hypothetical speaking, if there were two completely absolutely identical jobs, but the one had a ping pong table. I might choose the one without and ask them to get a Foosball table, since I’m no good at ping pong.

  • ZestycloseReception8@sopuli.xyz
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    2 years ago

    I thought this was chatgpt for a second because I didn’t want to believe anyone but ai could be this tone deaf. then I remembered humans and got depressed

  • decapitae@sh.itjust.works
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    22 days ago

    This is a jackwagon CEO (Oligarch in training.) trolling the masses. Don’t fall for the rage bait. Just form a Union and strike. Better yet, boycott the company until they disolve. 🤷

  • saltesc@lemmy.world
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    2 years ago

    As a professional in this field, top reasons would be…

    • Dissatisfaction with pay
    • Limited/No career progression
    • Dissatisfaction with environment/culture
    • Dissatisfaction with management
    • Poor work-life balance
    • Poor job design/expectations of role
    • Poor taining quality/knowledge management
    • Inadequate tools/systems

    Edit: I should also point out we have about half a dozen ping-pong tables scattered around my work and our turnover figures were bang on average for annual benchmarking against the sector. I consider the average too high, though, and will be targeting better retention over this year. We’ll need at least double the amount of ping-pong tables.