A career expert says job regret is one reason the Great Resignation rages on. She suggests being "thorough with your job search rather than jumping at the first job offer." One reason people ...

Most of the millions of Americans who quit jobs during the Great Resignation regret the move, don't like their new position enough to stay or are searching for a new gig, according to a Harris ...

The majority of U.S. workers who changed jobs during the "Great Resignation" actually regret quitting and even feel a sense of buyer's remorse, according to a new survey. Seven out of ten ...

But when any phenomenon goes on for long enough, the backlash begins. While we haven’t seen the end of our collective desire to take this job and shove it, new studies are showing enough ...

There are many horror stories of people taking jobs only to find they're nothing like they expected. In a recent survey of 2,500 employees, 72% reported having regret because a new job or company ...

According to a new survey, one in five workers regret quitting their old job over the past two years Two years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, some workers are regretting leaving their jobs ...

and/or specifically find a new job that was amenable to remote work (18 percent). And yet, despite the issue being the top workplace regret across all of these four countries, only 21 percent of ...