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How to Detect Quiet Cracking and Retain Top Talent
Workforce challenges are often visible: performance slumps, spikes in absenteeism, or high turnover numbers tell a story in plain sight. But some challenges evolve under the radar, manifesting quietly over weeks or months before finally boiling over. One such emerging trend, quiet cracking, is catching the attention of forward-looking HR professionals. Quiet cracking occurs when employees who once performed reliably begin to subtly disengage. Unlike quiet quitting, which typically involves a deliberate reduction in effort due to dissatisfaction or burnout, quiet cracking signals a deeper fracture. These employees aren’t just coasting, they’re breaking down. They’re emotionally withdrawing, mentally checking out, […]
Having a clear company purpose sounds great in theory, but for HR teams, the real challenge is putting that purpose to work in hiring and retention. At Pure Sweat Studios, that challenge is met head-on. Founder Candice Bruder built the company around more than just wellness services; her vision centered on emotional connection and community. What sets Pure Sweat apart is how deeply that vision shapes operations. Purpose isn’t just a statement; it’s the foundation for how the company hires, trains, and engages its team. On America Back to Work, Candace shares a look at her strategies to turn values […]
How to Detect Quiet Cracking and Retain Top Talent
Workforce challenges are often visible: performance slumps, spikes in absenteeism, or high turnover numbers tell a story in plain sight. But some challenges evolve under the radar, manifesting quietly over weeks or months before finally boiling over. One such emerging trend, quiet cracking, is catching the attention of forward-looking HR professionals. Quiet cracking occurs when employees who once performed reliably begin to subtly disengage. Unlike quiet quitting, which typically involves a deliberate reduction in effort due to dissatisfaction or burnout, quiet cracking signals a deeper fracture. These employees aren’t just coasting, they’re breaking down. They’re emotionally withdrawing, mentally checking out, […]