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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 2 Apr 2015

    People don’t leave jobs, they leave managers. Survey finds half of workers have left a job because of the bosshttp://on.wsj.com/1IqZteO 

    5:26 AM - 2 Apr 2015
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      1. Beachkid‏ @surfcityphoto 2 Apr 2015
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        @WSJ Oh how true this is! And we leave states when they have jerks for Governor.

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      1. tracy arizmendi‏ @tracyarizmendi 2 Apr 2015
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        @WSJ sadly sooo very true!!! #truth

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      1. Amy.M.Anderson‏ @snippetsbyAmy 4 Apr 2015
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        @WSJ @NewsNeus similarly, workers will stick to a great manager long after personal reasons suggest they move on #companyWin

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      1. Mariam Kobras‏ @Mariam_Kobras 2 Apr 2015
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        *raises hand* I’m one of them. A micro-managing boss took all the joy out of the job. I had to leave, or break. @WSJ @BillNigh

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      1. pj bali‏ @pj_bali 2 Apr 2015
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        @WSJ if not more

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      1. Howard Weller‏ @howardweller 2 Apr 2015
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        @WSJ I always thought this was a well known phenomenon, but interesting reading the report @Gallup

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      1. Karen Tookey-Coffey‏ @KarenTookeyCoff 2 Apr 2015
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        @WSJ And I love my job because I like, and respect all my co-workers, and bosses. I would hate to have to quit! I'm lucky that way.

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      1. Kelly Farley‏ @ping_kelly 2 Apr 2015
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        @WSJ true story. Left one of 13 years due to management.

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      2. Andrea Ruth‏Verified account @AndreaNRuth 2 Apr 2015
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        Only half? MT“@WSJ: Survey finds half of workers have left a job because of the boss http://on.wsj.com/1IqZteO ”

        1 reply 0 retweets 2 likes
      3. Nick McDowell®‏ @NickMcDowell 2 Apr 2015
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        @andreanruth @WSJ lol half of the time the boss leaves because of the staff

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      1. Abigail Kesner‏ @avkesner 2 Apr 2015
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        Lessons on being a good manager "@WSJ: People don’t leave jobs, they leave managers... http://on.wsj.com/1IqZteO ”

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      1. Scott Laine‏ @iamlaine 2 Apr 2015
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        “@WSJ: People don’t leave jobs, they leave managers. Survey finds half of workers have left a job because of the bosshttp://on.wsj.com/1IqZteO 

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      1. Benjamin A. Stafford‏ @BenjArtStafford 2 Apr 2015
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        True in US- MT“@WSJ: People leave mgrs, not jobs. Survey finds half of workers have left a job because of the boss http://on.wsj.com/1IqZteO ”

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      2. WOWBAGGER‏ @Eschertology 2 Apr 2015
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        @WSJ @steveUsername1 see a workplace with high turnover of staff? the boss is the reason

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      1. Macha Roesink‏ @macharoesink 2 Apr 2015
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        @WSJ: People don’t leave jobs, they leave managers.half of workers have left a job because of the boss http://on.wsj.com/1IqZteO  #maagdenhuis

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      1. Patricia Britton‏ @geewhizpat 2 Apr 2015
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        @WSJ: People don’t leave jobs, they leave managers. Survey finds half of workers have left a job because of the boss http://on.wsj.com/1IqZteO 

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      1. Maryellen Nugent-Lee‏ @mnugentlee 2 Apr 2015
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        @WSJ My dad always said, "A company is only as good as your immediate boss. Even the best blue-chip firm is lousy when you have a bad boss."

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      1. Rafael Gillezeau‏ @ragillezeau 2 Apr 2015
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        @WSJ totally true, bosses just take care of their bonus & forget people around them

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      1. Satish Dharmaraj‏ @satishd 2 Apr 2015
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        So very true. Important to have people leaders in mgmt RT @WSJ: People don’t leave jobs, they leave managers. http://on.wsj.com/1IqZteO ”

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