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The Anatomy of a Revenge Quit.

The Anatomy of a Revenge Quit.

A ‘Revenge Quit’ might look like a sudden act of professional sabotage; a viral QuitTok or a walkout during a high-stakes pitch. In reality, it is the climax of an 18-month neurological journey. Trouble is, standard surveys fail to capture the brewing subconscious unrest that leads to catastrophic resignations. Here’s how can you spot the gap between employee loyalty and sanity, before they snap and cost your business six figures in lost momentum.

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'The Big Stay' is Your Biggest Risk
Simon Stapleton Simon Stapleton

'The Big Stay' is Your Biggest Risk

If you are managing based on the Conscious Story of ‘The Big Stay’, you’re being blindsided. A ‘Revenge Quit’ isn't an impulsive act. It is a calculated, months-long journey of subconscious withdrawal that begins long before a resignation letter lands on your desk. To stop the explosion, you have to understand the specific phases of this psychological decline. This article explains it.

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The Dissonance Delta

The Dissonance Delta

In an era of global volatility, leaders are facing a hidden crisis. There’s a widening gap between the professional facade of productivity that employees externally present, and the subconscious anxiety they truly feel about the world around them. Self-preservation means we all subconsciously block out fears so that we can ‘carry on regardless’. This is the Dissonance Delta. And it’s a potentially serious business risk, but leaders are unlikely to see it unfurling unless they lead with quantified empathy. But how is that even possible?

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Why You Need to Understand Your Subconscious Mind
Andy Dean Andy Dean

Why You Need to Understand Your Subconscious Mind

Your subconscious mind is the vast, hidden part of the iceberg beneath the surface of your conscious awareness. It’s the software running your life behind the scenes. Now, with Openmind, anyone can delve into the depths of their neural iceberg to understand and take full control of the inner workings of their mind.

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Why your surveys are fundamentally failing you
Simon Stapleton Simon Stapleton

Why your surveys are fundamentally failing you

Unfortunately, many organisations still base major decisions and spends on the data from traditional explicit surveys alone. The problem is, explicit surveys often fail to measure the truth. Implicit methods are a far superior alternative. Why? Read on.

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How Neuroscience is Going Mainstream…
Cheryl Stapleton Cheryl Stapleton

How Neuroscience is Going Mainstream…

The neurotech revolution is upon us. Making smart, high-impact decisions requires a new kind of insight, that only now is available. Neuroscience is increasingly being used in the corporate space and here's why you need to get on board…

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A More Accurate way of Measuring Brand Loyalty
Simon Stapleton Simon Stapleton

A More Accurate way of Measuring Brand Loyalty

Brand loyalty is arguably one of the most important factors in determining the success of a product or service. A brand won't last long without it. It is essential to really understand how customers feel but the traditional research methods being used can be flawed and can lead to biased results.

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You could be at Risk of Workplace Stress Lawsuits.
Simon Stapleton Simon Stapleton

You could be at Risk of Workplace Stress Lawsuits.

Workplace stress can harm employee wellbeing and team performance, often before it’s visible. Early intervention is key—but how can you spot the triggers in time? Are you using the right tools?

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How well supported is Neurodiversity?
Cheryl Stapleton Cheryl Stapleton

How well supported is Neurodiversity?

We recently carried out a global assessment into how effectively neurodiversity is supported in the workplace to measure how far business has come in creating neuroinclusive workplaces. You can download the full report. Read more…

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Why is it so hard to be honest at work?
Cheryl Stapleton Cheryl Stapleton

Why is it so hard to be honest at work?

Knowing yourself and being true to yourself is the key to a happy life. So, why is it so hard to achieve? We look at the many social reasons we mask our true selves and identify what’s needed in the corporate world to empower us all to lift those masks and be authentic.

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The Era of Truth-telling
Cheryl Stapleton & Emma Jacob Cheryl Stapleton & Emma Jacob

The Era of Truth-telling

Why truth-telling and the art of listening are vital factors in building an educated and inclusive way forward.

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