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The Staggering Cost Of Disengaged Employees: How Disengagement Impacts Your Bottom Line

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Limited Growth Opportunities and the Corporate Ladder I recently spoke with a software engineer who turned down a management promotion because she wanted to become a technical architect instead. Employees may feel stuck, unmotivated, and less invested in their work when career advancement feels uncertain or out of reach.

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The Evolution of Work: Unveiling 10 Hybrid Workforce Best Practices

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Remote workers are more susceptible to increased risk of phishing, social engineering, and exposure to unsecured networks. Their work is not likely to be starkly visible, which could leave them demotivated and likewise hamper their career advancement opportunities.

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Quiet Quitting- All You Need To Know About The New Trend

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Here's what Zaid Khan, a 24 year-old engineer from New-York who is credited with popularizing the concept stated: Quiet quitting is where you’re not outright quitting your job, but you’re quitting the idea of going above and beyond. Lack of Career Advancement. And nothing more. Bottom Line.

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Employee Engagement and Motivation: Meaning, Differences, Importance and Relationship

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Employee motivation , on the other hand, is like the fuel in an engine. Hence, leading to developers working harder and becoming advocates for the company culture and the leaders. Well, it is fueled by a clear set of rewards, including bonuses and career advancement opportunities. What is Employee Motivation?