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“OPERATION BOOMERANG” Let gracefulness activate good karma to bring them back to you

More than 19 million US workers and counting have quit their jobs this year. This is the highest number recorded by the American Bureau of Labor statistics in history. According to Microsoft, 49% of the Singapore workforce plans to leave their job by the end of this year.

Has all of the negativity about The Great Resignation that is flooding the news and our social media feeds blinded us from the great opportunities that lie within? To answer that, we need to first look at why so many are leaving their jobs.

While it is true that a large percentage of employees are leaving their jobs due to a lack of worker protection, stress, disrespect and dissatisfaction with their organization’s culture, there are more profound reasons for

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