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quit
verb as in abandon, leave
verb as in stop doing something
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In your 60s, you may feel fine with quitting your adviser and managing your investments on your own.
I see the same thing daily as I train revenue teams across generations: When a person’s wiring, values and work align, “quiet quitting” flips into high performance.
The rate at which people quit jobs edged down from July to 1.9% in August.
Ultimately, O’Neill quit the business in 2020 and forwarded information documenting rehabs that paid him to the Orange County district attorney.
In-office mandates prompt some people to quit, and many suspect that is by design.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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