‘Not everyone is looking to move up the ladder’: Why 42% of workers say they'd turn down a promotion

The allure of rising through the ranks at work has lost its pull: Not only are promotions harder to come by, but people are vocally turning them down

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‘Not everyone is looking to move up the ladder’: Why 42% of workers say they'd turn down a promotion

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