Rachel Feintzeig

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1,709 appearances 29 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2019 last heard Nov 2024

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Workers Are Ready to Change Jobs. Should Bosses Let Them Leave? · 24 May 2021 podcast

Yeah, there's all kinds of situations in which attrition is okay. matched

I mean, this might not be a top performer. matched

You might decide this is a good chance to kind of upgrade your team. matched

I heard all kinds of anecdotes from people of like, matched

You know, I was sad to lose this person, but then I got this other person who maybe was earlier career, was actually a better fit for the piece. matched

The person that we let go really just wanted to be a manager and was never going to be happy in this role no matter what we threw at them. matched

I think there's all kinds of situations. matched

And in which you can kind of do this in a positive way. matched

I mean, I also heard several stories about like, I let someone go. matched

You know, I accepted that they were going to take this at their offer. matched

It didn't feel like the right, didn't seem like the right fit to fight to keep them in that moment. matched

Or I didn't have enough money to fight to keep them. matched

It was a salary issue. matched

And then years later, I rehired them. matched

So this doesn't have to be like the total end of the line. matched

Careers are fluid, especially these days. matched

And attrition, you know, losing someone in this moment isn't necessarily the end of the world. matched

I think employers always have the upper hand. matched

You can be fired at will in many, many, many states. matched

It depends on the employer. matched

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