Rachel Feintzeig
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1,709 appearances
29 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2019
last heard Nov 2024
Rachel Feintzeig’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Want to Leave Your Job? Here's What to Ask Yourself First. · 4 Aug 2021
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You have a can't miss opportunity.
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And there are plenty of times that it makes sense to kind of graciously write that resignation letter and move on.
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That's a great question.
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I hope so.
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I mean, in some cases, we've had more time, right?
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So people who may have naturally jumped to a new job a year ago were kind of stuck in place, and maybe they had more time to think about what they really wanted, what they really valued.
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Certainly, we've seen a bigger scope of what's possible, different kinds of flexibility, different kinds of experiences.
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compensation, not even salary, but just different levers that you can pull to have kind of a better work experience.
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I think that's been a huge shift for people and can really help them think about what they can get at their current company, what they might be missing on elsewhere, and kind of how to negotiate a great offer.
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And I think that's a big, like, eye-opening perspective shift for people.
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There is kind of a recognition that people's careers could go sideways and it might not have anything to do with them as an employee.
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I mean, I think it's just everything that happened.
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There was kind of a recognition that people's careers could go sideways and it might not have anything to do with them as an employee.
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Illness happens.
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People have, you know, caregiving responsibilities that, again, might not...
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might not even be that they're making a choice.
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It might be that school is literally closed and they don't have another option.
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And then, of course, layoffs.
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I mean, we saw tons of layoffs in 2020, especially in these really battered industries where it didn't really matter if you were the top person in your group.
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If no one was staying at hotels, you were likely laid off or furloughed.
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