Why have people historically quit their jobs? The real reason comes down to 4 words

It’s a familiar rhythm. Just like many employees around the world, they go through a detailed interview process, taking weeks to find the perfect match through vetting and being vetted. Once they accept the offer, there’s a sense of hope and anticipation as they meet their new boss and colleagues. Then, the honeymoon phase wears off, and something almost expectantly happens at every job: The manager does something (or doesn’t do something) that makes the new employee question their…