Flight risk
A corporate euphemism for "employee who wants to quit" that makes poor management sound like a risk assessment, usually used when managers realize they've been treating people terribly.
Examples
Examples:
- "Sarah is a flight risk." (Sarah wants to quit because we've been terrible to her)
- "We need to address flight risks." (we need to stop being terrible to people)
- "Flight risks are increasing." (more people want to quit because we're getting worse)
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euphemismquitmanagementrisk-assessmentterrible
1203 views • Created 6/8/2021
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