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Oct 13, 2021
The Great Resignation: How a raft of exits is compelling the ad industry to rethink people plans
While employee attrition has always been an industry bugbear, a growing cohort of Covid quitters has pushed companies to rethink the future of work and employment. Although not all are ready to admit there could be a problem afoot.
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