How long does an employee typically stay within your team?

Talent Management & Performance

< 1 year5%

1-3 years52%

4-5 years22%

> 5 years19%

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Director in Manufacturing2 years ago

It depends a lot on career stage. In early stages people move more. Mid-late it’s 5 or more years. However in very senior roles it’s very mixed. Some only 1-2 (those who are not successful/Peter Principal/ or 4-8 years very successful)

Senior Executive Advisor in Software5 years ago

There was an interesting study that came out recently around this, but focused on the different generations. Millenials seem to stay in the workforce for an average of 2.2 - 2.8 years only, compared to other generations.

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