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Psychologically analyze why employees who always leave their jobs don't leave and usually don't say anything.
Employees who always leave their jobs have not left, and colleagues who are usually silent say they want to leave.

We often meet people who always say that they are too tired to work, have low wages, don't want to work and want to quit. But in the end, everyone in the department left, and he hasn't left yet. There is a simple reason. His work is unremarkable and is not valued by the leaders. He wants to vent his dissatisfaction in this way, so that his colleagues who have done well around him are not in the mood to work and are surrounded by negative energy. Finally, the person who has done well has left, and he

Those who do well around them usually leave without saying anything. Most of these honest and frank boys have nothing to do with this, purely focusing on the environment.