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The Great Resignation and Quiet Quitting — Summary of an Academic Article

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My experience in corporate America and my transition to academia have taught me how important research is, but not in the way academics think. Of course, academics need to conduct research, and the research should be presented in a form easily digestible for the nonacademic. This publication aims to provide an overview of one academic article in less than three minutes.

Article:

The Great Resignation and Quiet Quitting paradigm shifts: An overview of current situation and future research directions

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What it says:

There are three causes and solutions to the Great Resignation and Quite Quitting: needs being fulfilled, value alignment, and purpose.

Although the article is about the hospitality industry, the article’s findings apply to other industries.

Needs.

An employee needs satisfaction is directly correlated with employee engagement, retention, stress reduction, life satisfaction, and positive energy at work.

Values.

In organizations, values can be integrated using four steps: identifying personal values, determining person-organization fit, aligning values and behavior, and understanding and…

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Business Academic Research for the Non-Academic
Business Academic Research for the Non-Academic

Published in Business Academic Research for the Non-Academic

Academic research that matters, distilled for the busy business professional. Research you can trust.

Donita Brown, DBA
Donita Brown, DBA

Written by Donita Brown, DBA

Professor, Self-Care Researcher and Coach, Author, and Podcast Host https://linktr.ee/drdonitabrown

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