While interviewing the candidates, each time, without an exception, I ask a question about the candidate’s motivation for a possible job change.
The three most common answers given BEFORE THE PANDEMIC:
⭕️ Professional challenges/willingness to face a new industry or scope of responsibilities.
⭕️ Possibility of professional development / vertical promotion.
⭕️ The financial aspect.
The three most common answers that are given TODAY:
⭕️ Imbalance between work and private life/overwork, and in some cases burnout.
⭕️ Lack of flexibility of the employer in terms of choosing the work model: remote/hybrid work.
⭕️ Possibility of professional development / vertical or horizontal promotion.
The order of the motivators is not accidental and they speak for themselves.

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