In this severe downturn, most of us would be happy to just keep a job. But not for CFO or Financial Controller.
In the 3 months from May-Jul 2009, a total of 27 of them left the jobs. This is equivalent to 9 per month.
Various reasons are given.
If you look at the pareto, almost half of them left the jobs to pursue other interests or commitment and personal reasons. Only 30% is to pursue better career opportunities.
I would think that CFO and FC are numerical, logical and probably boring people. But this results show that they do have a lot of 'interests' and 'commitments' to pursue. As to what really interests, or de-interests them, only they have the answer.
In the 3 months from May-Jul 2009, a total of 27 of them left the jobs. This is equivalent to 9 per month.
Various reasons are given.
If you look at the pareto, almost half of them left the jobs to pursue other interests or commitment and personal reasons. Only 30% is to pursue better career opportunities.
I would think that CFO and FC are numerical, logical and probably boring people. But this results show that they do have a lot of 'interests' and 'commitments' to pursue. As to what really interests, or de-interests them, only they have the answer.
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