two men with abyss between them trying to talk There are right ways and wrong ways to gather feedback from your employees about their experiences in their jobs. (Photo: rudall30/Adobe Stock)

When something goes wrong in a person's life, whether as consumers, citizens, or workers, people have two choices to make their unhappiness known. They can raise their voices — complaining about product quality, voting for different political parties, or communicating with their managers and company leaders. Or they can exit — purchasing different products, emigrating to new countries, or leaving their jobs. And with a record 4.4 million Americans quitting their jobs in September, the most recent month for which data is available, it's clear that workers are voting with their feet.

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