More than half of workers would rather work for an organization that had a culture of thanks and recognition over one in which there was no praise, but 10 percent more pay. (Image: Shutterstock)
Believe it or not, bad pay and benefits aren't the main reasons employees are looking for the exit door. A recent study from Reward Gateway found that only 12 percent of employees leave jobs because of poor pay and benefits.
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