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Qaagi - Book of Why

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an impact on one?s ability to stay the course at a firm ... that will continueto causehigh attrition rates

factorscontributeto high attrition rates

the companyleadingto high attrition rates

businessthus contributingto the high attrition rates

studentspotentially further contributedto the high attrition rates

These differences ... students ' sense of isolationwill resultin high attrition rates

the poor moralecausinghigh attrition rates

to plan next career stepsleadingto high attrition rates

many factors ... a big factor in this fieldleadto a high attrition rate

working population in India ... an organizationcausedhigher attrition rate

the factorsinfluencethe high attrition rate

Factorscontributingto high attrition rate

usually(passive) are ... causedHigh attrition rates

the pressurescausehigh attrition rates

a close eye ... the factorscontributeto a high attrition rate

However , not all young advisors are able to deal with rejectionleadingto high attrition rates

which has been shownto causehigh attrition rates

it kills the work spirit and team bonding of an organizationeventually leadingto high attrition rates

by unexpected toxicity and lack of efficacy(passive) mainly caused byhigh attrition rates

the frictioncausinghigh attrition rates

70 % of the working population in India ... a organizationcausedhigher attrition rate

Of the few candidates that were selected , some would have cultural issuesleadingto a high attrition rate

a single poor teachercan causea high attrition rate

this scenario(passive) caused byhigh attrition rates

the militarycontributesto high attrition rates

a low job quality in call centers(passive) is caused bythe high attrition rate

Race 1 Conditionscontributedto a high attrition rate

the organization structureleadingto high attrition rate

This dissatisfactionoften leadsto high attrition rates

low satisfactioncan leadto high attrition rate

marriageleadingto high attrition rates

a organizationcausedhigher attrition rate

to be constantly switching jobsthus causinghigh attrition rates

stress , burnout , and mental health issues(passive) are ... caused byhigh attrition rates

lots of staff leaving jobs for various reasons(passive) caused byhigh attrition rates

by patients(passive) caused bya high attrition rate

the possible factorscontributingto the high attrition rates

lots of pressureleadsto high attrition rate

the fixed - dose designmay have contributedto a high attrition rate

a modelcontributesto high attrition rate

to the training of new CDDs every yearleadsto the training of new CDDs every year

to a low study powerleadingto a low study power

a significant bias in the studycan causea significant bias in the study

in a negative reputation for companies as potential employeescan resultin a negative reputation for companies as potential employees

to poor stability of the programcontributesto poor stability of the program

in increasing personnel costsresultingin increasing personnel costs

the resultsvery likely influencedthe results

to employeesleadingto employees

to staff shortagesmay leadto staff shortages

in a negative reputation for companiescan resultin a negative reputation for companies

the gaps(passive) caused bythe gaps

to shortagescontributeto shortages

in erosion of sales and service standardswas resultingin erosion of sales and service standards

to low productivity.3 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEMleadsto low productivity.3 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

to the districts lack of seasoned teacherscontributesto the districts lack of seasoned teachers

in spending more money on recruitment and onboarding than on the development itselfwill resultin spending more money on recruitment and onboarding than on the development itself

to disengagementleadto disengagement

to more time and cost to train new employeesleadingto more time and cost to train new employees

in adverse impacts on the lives of those affectedresultin adverse impacts on the lives of those affected

in adverse impacts on the lives of those affected ... and wasted expense for the institutionsresultin adverse impacts on the lives of those affected ... and wasted expense for the institutions

in a high percentage of sent ones who stay long enough to become fluent in the language and develop a ministry pattern that brings the gospel to the nationsresultingin a high percentage of sent ones who stay long enough to become fluent in the language and develop a ministry pattern that brings the gospel to the nations

from internal transfers of cadres of staff and insufficient training on integrated management of childhood illnesses ( IMCIresultingfrom internal transfers of cadres of staff and insufficient training on integrated management of childhood illnesses ( IMCI

high attrition 13causeshigh attrition 13

to high achievementleadsto high achievement

to low customer satisfactionleadsto low customer satisfaction

howeverresultedhowever

to massive organizational costscan leadto massive organizational costs

from scheduling demands of the group treatment formatresultedfrom scheduling demands of the group treatment format

to a massive salary jumphas ledto a massive salary jump

a lack of trust and confidence by those employees who chose to stay with the companycausesa lack of trust and confidence by those employees who chose to stay with the company

to continuityleadsto continuity

to fines Control of ratesmay leadto fines Control of rates

in negative growthdoes ... resultin negative growth

substantial loss to the companycausessubstantial loss to the company

to conflictcan leadto conflict

substantial losscausessubstantial loss

to repeat expense and effortsleadsto repeat expense and efforts

to the challenge of consistencyleadsto the challenge of consistency

in operational gapsresultingin operational gaps

to a type II errormay have ledto a type II error

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