Job Regret: Workers' Tears Shed Within a Week of Starting

TL;DR
A survey by Bamboo HR reveals that 70% of employees decide if their job is right for them within the first month of being hired, with 44% regretting a job they took within a week of starting it. Additionally, 23% admitted to crying during their first week at a new job. Poor onboarding experiences and inconsistent expectations set by managers across departments contribute to these feelings of regret. The Great Resignation has highlighted that some workers who quit their jobs for better pay and conditions ended up regretting their decision, often due to a decline in work-life balance or unmet expectations. The survey suggests that job dissatisfaction is a significant factor in these regrets.
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