Why 40% of Americans Are About to Quit Their Jobs!
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I’m a foreign medical doctor, working in research since the start of the pandemic and have been so happy 😁
We need new system redesign or nothing changes which creates those new jobs. You have to change our economic system, which is our value system. We need a justice system designed to result true justice which is a win/win replacing today’s pay to play win/lose. We need a new medical system focused on good health not profit focused . Once we agree on new system design when need to get to work building it. If we are making a change nothing really changes if all systems remain the same- just repeating the same patterns
Remote work has been a huge blessing to me. My productivity has sky rocketed and our company had its best quarter ever in 20 years.
Thanks for bringing us more value by offering two people who bring two distinct perspectives.
Dave why doesn’t remote work work?
People are beginning to understand their value and Corporate America is forgetting people are what run businesses
Exactly.
The customer is the most important component of business
@@BM-ru7ef the worker and the customer are arguably the most important parts
Production without consumers isn't possible and a product without workers, no matter the demand, isn't possible either. Keep your workers and customers happy is the unsolved problem of business
If there’s a demand, there will be workers. Show me demand without workers.
Please, once these unemployment checks run dry everyone will be crawling back to these jobs. Everyone is just on an extended vacation.
"If you don't like it, find a new job!"
And so they did.
*surprised Pikachu face*
Boss: Wait, not like that 😠
Restaurant patrons - " If you want more money go work somewhere that pays better" so they did. Now Restaurant patrons " Why does it take so long to get my food and why are all the restaurants closed"?
@@Mike-tn2ii don’t worry. Automation and robots are on the way.
@@midlifecrisis7888 Automation is already on the way. You think paying only $10 an hour is stopping then?
The pandemic has exposed a lot of things for what they really are.
Such as media being willing to lie, and pretty much admit they’re lying, and keep lying. And people watch it, know they’re being lied to, and keep watching, lol. CNN is the worst.
@@tolohuexochitl3 it's not only cnn
@@tolohuexochitl3 stop trying to label everything you disagree with as CNN fake news
@@tolohuexochitl3 I bet FOX News told you that lol
Cnn IS fake news ...and their numbers are plummeting 😁
It’s always the boomers saying, “working from home doesn’t ‘work.’” I work from home now and I’m happier, more productive, and more passionate about my work. Let’s normalize jobs that encourage a work/life balance.
I’m a boomer and I worked at home with medical transcription for a hospital in 2000 to 2015 and then laid off, my whole department. We had no warning, no grapevine, and were let go with a phone call. Point being, there are pros and cons.
@@simmbc that also could've happened if you were working in an office/hospital. Major disconnect in the cause and effect.
It works for some jobs, for some people.
Difficult to build things from home unless you are simply talking about building things.
@@RJ2878 depends. You can build code or content or accounts from home.
But no, you can't build a house from home lol
Lack of flexibility is another reason people are leaving jobs.
I will guaranty it because people want to work remote not because they want to work at company with some kind of purpose.
@Johnny Five I’m with you
@Naturally Poppin agreed
Some how, not surprising, they missed this point. Or rather disregarded it.
@Naturally Poppin Yes. It's sad how so many boomers and silent generation people think life is just about work. I love free time.
I am an accountant, an introvert and a disciplined, self-motivated person. WFH not only works for people like me, but it is far superior to the stress and distractions of sitting in an office. Sorry but you guys are wrong that “WFH doesn’t work.” Yes, it does. In my field, the remote opportunities are plentiful and growing. And thanks to Dave’s program, I have no debt and no payments and that gives me the freedom to decide never to work in an office again.
Im an accountant also but not in usa and i love being in the office but then again i love talking with people and network face to face :)
But its good that its something for everyone :)
I'm an accountant too (if that wasn't obvious from the username lol), and I love the hybrid model my B4 allows us to do! Wfh should be an option that all workers capable of working remotrly should have.
@linkzable thats a good thing where i live in sweden its very hard to outsource accounting because the language 😁
i'm a CPA & I am dreading going back to corporate in July. I have worked on BILLIONS of dollars during the pandemic & did just fine. I want to stay WFH. I don't want to see anyone at work & prefer video calls. I need to preserve my energy. Driving in a major city/traffic to do what I can & have for 15 months at home is a waste of time. I want to quit to find a better remote position. I'm praying I find something soon.🙏🏾
I understand completely!
Working in an office with others feels awful to a lot of us. I like my physical and mental space (no interruptions, drama, pettiness or haters).
I LOVE ♥️ solo work.
Wishing the very best for you, Mademoiselle!
✨💐✨ 🙌🏽✨ ☮️ ✨
I don't need to go to an office and have fake conversations with people who are competing with me. I will be loyal to the company who respects my need to work without distractions, artificial depressing lights, taped up holiday decorations, and microwave smells coming out of the break room. I will be loyal to the company who values me based on my results, that's my type of "culture".
Do you know of any place like that? The thing I agree with the most is the need to work without distractions.
Yes, tech companies
and who microwaves fish.....really? c'mon man :D there's always one in every office.
amen
Amen
The toxic work environment is what made me a follower of the FIRE movement. I am also one of the 40% who got a new job.
I smell BS about working from home. Companies think work from home sucks because they want to watch you like big brother.
Its how boomers like Dave get their kicks...
Your soooo right!! Its all about control.
@@jaredwilliams5132 Dave has money. Only thing left to get is control...
So true!
They want to maintain the value of their commercial real estate. That’s the real reason.
People are tired of being burned out, and people are tired of people working with them at companies that are barely working with them as a team.
It's amazing how in this whole video, they understood what's going on, until the end when they bash working from home. No one wants to drive to an office to do the same stuff they can do from home. "Office culture" is not why you get a job, the money to pay your bills is. We don't need to be friends with our Co-workers, just pay our bills.
Yep and Ramsey just opened his big, new office complex. He doesn’t want his people working from home, his whole office will be empty… bad timing.
@@rmk6693 exactly. There's always an agenda...😉
But but but coworkers are your family! 😥
@@newagain9964 🤣 That's the lie they love to sell isn't it?
Honestly the way Dave talked about his business sounds like a bunch of red flags lol "if you just want a paycheck, you won't make it here", " if you expect to get paid for the skills you went to college developing, we won't hire you ".... f'ing wut lol
Sorry Dave, your "talent and passion" argument falls on deaf ears. Workplace bullying, special treatment for favorites, or people not in "the buddy circle" has driven good workers to a less toxic environment.
yes
Bullying female boss - man, was I happy to leave that job!
So true.
@@datasecurity1981 yep. You definitely fit the bully profile!
@@datasecurity1981 Just how out of touch are YOU? I have a doctorate in science and adult curriculum and instructional development, and I definitely would not be looking for an entry level job! Thank goodness I'm retired and working on building a goat breeding ranch, instead of writing training materials and training instructors for high tech companies and NASA, which I did for 20 years.
Americans are sick of their CEO making 30 million while they can't even pay the workers 30K
Truth. It's sickening
True. 6+ yrs barely making 25k.
New hires are making more.
EXACTLY!!!!
@@firepatriot42 same for me!
Yep, ceos are taking their cut
“Life’s too short” no, it was being paid nothing while being called important. Having to deal with terrible people and if you speak up you get fired. Full time jobs no longer support a person.
Paid what your worth
@@DonnieDarko727 *you're
You are so 💯💯💯 right. That's why I quit at my job recently working on a military base customer service. Restaurant workers are/were getting paid more than me. And I have a degree. I said "F" that. ✌
Lol I spoke up for myself and got fired for it. Happiest I’ve been in a while!
@@DonnieDarko727 but you always have to remember that what someone’s worth is subjective to the person and the person paying you
"Working from home doesn't work." Then how do you explain the fact that people work more and get more done from home?
He ownes millions in commercial real estate. He is lying because he knows his financial planning wasnt well planned
What the pandemic taught me was that absence did not make my heart grow fonder. I don’t miss my toxic work environment and so once they say return in person, I shall abandon cubicle. I’ve lived below my means for decades, have a big FU fund and will be finally putting it to use.
As the song goes: “ take this job and shove it, I ain’t working here no more!”
Amen!
Hallelujah . I don't even miss my Narcissistic sister.....!
I know that's right!🙌
You rock, Gina!
I’m in this situation, the difference is I realized money isn’t everything and I’d rather be with my family. Left a 50 hour a week job. For a 25 hour a week. HUGE PAY CUT. Money isn’t everything.
How do you support ya family on a part-time job?
Wife has full time job. And we have no debt beside mortgage.
Yes!
I'm having a hard time getting a job
@@zachaddington5264 do you have any marketable skills?
I took advantage of this shortage and got a 38% pay raise by switching jobs
I did too. I went from making 17/hr to 25/hr.
@@tdave3054 same $26 to $55 ✌🇺🇸
Nice 👍
Congratulations.
@@tdave3054
Congratulations.
WFH is so much better then "culture"
Agreed! I'm on my lunch right now and I was able to make breakfast. After I'm off, I'll be able to walk my dog and not have to deal with being stuck in traffic, plus Im in my pajamas right now 🤣🤣🤣
Than*
This video should be titled “Rich, out-of-touch dudes ramble about their highly unrealistic world views for 7min”
Well said.
I’ll have to disagree with Dave on this one. It’s not culture. I want to be able to to my job, from home from time to time, lowering commute and expenses just to get to work. I don’t want to rely on gas prices being below a certain point for every monthly budget. I will also go anywhere that offers me the most money to do my job. I’d rather have as much time to spend with friends and family as possible.
Yeah a lot of these guys don't realize the value in not having to commute. They aren't willing to compensate you for it it's like 2-3 hours plus expenses of commuting is just expected out of you as if your time has no value.
Every hour commuting is an hour either away from work or family...
I third the disagreement. The past year illustrated productivity increased in WFH. What is the point of all the technology if we still have to waste 40-65 hours a week (my commute time) like its 1970 instead of using that time for exercising, eating and cooking healthier, personal development, etc.? Office culture is just a buzz word and the adult equivalent of 'because I said so'.
These guys don't realize how taxing physically, emotionally, financially, and socially commuting can be.
@@stevenporter863 yeah, the reason office culture is pushed so hard by certain companies is because middle management literally has no place without being in an office so they can lord over people. My girlfriend's car was stuck in the snow a few months back, all the tires were just spinning. She sent a video to her boss, then when she got in several hours later after it melted a bit and she could drive the boss told her to come into her office and "Tell me what happened this morning." I can't believe this woman has a job in her position.
@@elliotjames5172 ridiculous.. adult daycare
Never again in an office. I refuse to be present at a job where they force you to be there for one reason and one reason only, maintain the value of their commercial real estate property. If my boss decides that being a top performer in our group is not enough to justify me being remote, here is my resignation. I don’t need to be at a adult day care center in a cubicle.
Bravo. Well said.
Amen
I couldn’t agree with you more.
Adult daycare. Well said.
Yep! They just want to be in your face controlling every second of your life in some stupid building.
When I started WFH, my mind and body was rejuvenated. I was able to slow down from the grind and figured out what truly matter
People finally got a taste of flexibility after being zombies of going to and from work through traffic for years. Many people want to spend more time with their families and not in a cube farm.
No debt, smaller house payment, why need corporate drama. I am happy I made that decision. Business is better than working for corporates.
Curious, how would you still have a house payment if you have no debt?
@@ajbond2364 sometimes its better to pay smaller payment for tax purposes.
@@razikhan4666 yes sir, paid off my 120k house, now slowly remodel, work a little less, still sorta enjoy my job but nice to just take a day off and not hurt finanically
good job brother. only islam provides truth about money and finance.
@@fwefhwe4232 Christianity as well
I get to be with my son while he grows up in my home, rather than shipping him off to a daycare all day while I drive in to an office "campus" to make some middle managers feel needed. No amount of "culture" will ever be worth that sacrifice.
Amen!
Amen sister
Oh, did the company force you to have kids?
@@AFuller2020 Absolutely irrelevant question, and a stupid one at that. Given the choice of working from home or going in to an office, most people are choosing to stay home. Whether it's with their kids or their dogs, or their turtle, no amount of work happy hours or ping pong tournaments are making people want to leave the things they love most to come back into an office.
But not everyone can have that luxury to work remotely from the home.
People are realizing that wages are basically the same at every company, low. If you are going to be broke 24/7 at least love what you do.
Preach!
Yep!
THIS!
Straight up.
Why so quick to accept broke? Why not fight for your fair share?
Quit your job and apply somewhere else. Got a 40% raise just doing that. It’s crazy rn lol
I'm a developer who just changed jobs. Old boss mandated being on call with zero negotiations. Was shown the door immediately when I pushed back. New gig is definitely a step up in work environment.
Did you get a nut on Steve Ballmer yelling Developers one million times?
👏👏👏👏👏
Noice
Happy for you
Good for you brother
If I can get all my work done why do I need to be an a office? I’m not a social person. I don’t care about social interaction that’s not what I’m paid for I’m paid to get my work done......
Exactly. The beauty is if you have a skill that can be done remote, you can work anywhere in the world, with no commute costs
Bc some bosses love to socialize. I have one like that
Many people will be more productive and happier without distraction, noise, and annoyances from everything from unhygienic co-workers to burnt microwave popcorn.
this is the reason, not "life is too short"
Amen!
Back in 2004 I decided I wasn’t going to work for another person again.
I put together a home based business that I did “on the side”, adding another 25 hours to my normal work week.
It took years to replace my former salary.
Actually, I never did fully replace it.
I just paid down all my debt with the “extra” money my business was producing, until I could live on less.
My husband and I now work together. From home.
It is the best time in our life together.
Not fancy with travel and dinners out, but a real home/work life and we’re closer than we’ve ever been.
People are putting value on different things now.
Smarter things I think.
Nice. I'm in the middle of doing that now. I mean all I've been doing has just been bidding on freelance writing jobs on Upwork but still. Didn't take years to replace my former salary since my income was already under the poverty line so my income is steadily improving but still.
I agree, people can live on a whole lot less. We learned that when my husband was laid off for
a year and a half in 1980, ran out of unemployment. The experience really gave us freedom and
always have a nest egg for a rainy day.
so honest and humble that's why you deserve to live your best life thank you for sharing
That’s awesome.
Can I ask what you guys do? Looking for ideas since I might be needing to leave my current place of employment too
Leaving my healthcare job! I gave my ALL for this pandemic. Time to live my life.
Best to you, and thank you for your sacrifice and hard work during the pandemic.
Thank you for your service it's time to live for yourself follow your dreams no matter what
Me and wife resigned from our 250k hh income jobs and started our own business. Can't take corporate America anymore! I feel free. No regrets!!!!!!!
Sincerely and honestly, how do you manage healthcare?
Well you have that luxury if you were making that kind of money.
@@redman3583 oddly enough it only cost 125 more per month.
@@johniii8147 We get robbed in taxes though.
@@bboyflashny I will look again.
You only really get 70 years to really enjoy life. Life is freakin short money isn’t everything cherish your loved ones and fill your mind with happiness instead of stress.
I agree and I've only ever worked because I need money.
Yup and they make even enjoying life difficult.
And sometimes you don't even get 70 years as we found out during the pandemic.
Can’t live life without money chose one my guy
More like 40-50 for most people. 60s and 70s are riddled with bad health
Quitting my office job I hate this year. Can’t wait.
Did you do it yet? I’m leaving a job in the next few weeks I was at 10 years!
I've been working from home for over a decade.
It's the only job I ever held longer than a year.
It's the only job where I don't watch the clock all day.
It saves the company money. It saves me money.
It eliminates the commute.
It grants location independence.
I don't have to look busy when there's nothing to do.
People don't come by my desk and distract me with trivial nonsense.
I eat healthier. I worry less.
I’m in the 40%. I’m getting off the plantation.
Me too! Dave Ramsey took the words right out of my mouth.
Same!
Yea off this corporate plantation
Same
Good. No one needs you.
I am a healthcare worker of 25 years. I quit my staff job and started traveling as a healthcare worker. I absolutely love it and i make more money with no call and no drama. I will travel from now on until i retire. No more staff jobs for me.
Preach!!
What do you do at the travel jobs? Are you working in a hospital?
travel nurse??
@@sheg2291 what about it?
@@sheg2291 Surgical Technician
My dad loves working from home where he lives. He’s five years away from retirement, and gets work done. He eats his breakfast in his little office at home, lunch and only comes out to prep his food. I’ve seen it when I visit. I’d say working from home works for certain people.
Totally agree. That was my exact behavior when working from home and I got so much done. The only down-side was that I frequently got so involved in my work I waited too late for a lunch break!
I made this decision years ago and I’m 27. Everyone thought I was insane because I hated spending my life working all the time. I’d never in a million years go back to a lifestyle of working 40 hours a week where I’m not in control of my life or time.
Big house new cars expensive furniture what a merry go round. We work everyone gets rich off our buying stuff from our jobs
Working 40 hrs not a life style, it's how people buy food pay for shelter. Problem is one job ain't enough for basics.
What do u do now instead. I'm in a similar situation....
I wish I'd been as smart as you in my 20s.
Years ago ? You're only 27 lol.
Sometimes something catastrophic has to happen for people to realize that the way they are living needs to change for them to live a more fulfilling life
Indeed that's what did it for me.
Agree. It is an awakening
Great content but I can honestly tell you that WFH has worked really well for my team and company. Our productivity is higher and people are happier with the flexibility. Some jobs just make sense to WFH.
And some jobs it does not.
@@margaret77494 totally agree :)
@Johnny Five All our tech workers are enjoying their WFH life. Leave your company and find one that isn't still stuck in the 1970s. :)
You know what's really fulfilling? Closing my laptop after work and using the time I would have otherwise spent commuting with my family. If these guys were any more out of touch, they'd be striker dummies on American Gladiators.
Make your employer fire you, don't just quit.
What data is Ramsey talking about when he says work from home is making people less productive? Every research I have read says people actually work MORE from home because they spend less time commuting and there’s no clear boundary between work and home.
100%. These guys don't get it, clearly. Because they don't have to deal with it. 1990's mindset unfortunately.
@Eddy Edwards then fire 'em and watch worker jump ship from the shitshow it will become.
Ramsays is one of the old school protectionists with lots of overhead. He's going to lose. The businesses that do work at home are more streamlined and more profitable.
I work from home and now take a break every 20 mins! I go to shop when I need and make personal calls when I need. I defiantly have an easier life working from home lol
@Eddy Edwards if they are getting there work done who cares. If they aren't then fire them. Simple.
“Work from home doesn’t work”. Maybe for your company but in my particular department productivity, engagement and profitability have never been higher.
Facts I’m in tech and i got a team where there are people working across the country or abroad there’s no point going to the office if ima be meeting with people the same way I do at home - through video chats.
I noticed the older generation frowns upon the work from home tactic 🤗
Dave spent $300 million (as I recall him saying) on his new office building. He can't afford to let that be a sunk cost. Also other companies can't afford to have commercial real estate values plummet.
@@collin9085 hes gonna lose his shirt again...
@@collin9085 let them feel the pain is what I say
Sometimes people just want to be paid for their services and there is nothing wrong with that. I’m a CPA with a programming background. I don’t want to have to be emotionally invested in my company. I want to give my company what they pay me for and go home and take care of myself and my family. Why do companies require emotional labor?
It’s not “emotional” labor. It’s engagement and investment. You can’t do any job well if you don’t feel good about what you’re doing. You can’t do any job if you don’t give a darn about the people involved. You’re human, not a robot.
@@Flipper86 speak for yourself
Exactly. I hate those “connect with your mission” lectures. I do my work efficiently and accurately and I don’t have to care about it or feel any way about it. Just pay me what you owe me for the work you asked me to do.
Yes 100%. I see people who revolve their lives around work. Work is work you go to get paid not to invest yourself emotionally into it.
Amen!
Back to the office? Just so that micromanagers feel safe? No. Just so that the un-adapted can feel incharge again? No way.
I hope people finally start that small business they've always wanted to start. Down with corporate!
It's the healthcare. We can't afford it. I have made some very smart investments. We are not house poor, no car payments. The only outside payment is private school. We live ultra comfortable, in the oldest and most well established neighborhood in the city and my total take home is 120K. The point is $120 is all that I need to live very comfortable while saving for retirement and colleges, but healthcare takes that to a whole other level. I do my business on the side and am very successful, but Obama ruined healthcare.
@@robrivera917 immigrants people want to keep out ??idk
@@redman3583 …you know healthcare would’ve been more expensive now without Obamacare. People tend to forget that Obamacare slowed the increase of healthcare cost by a lot. Now I don’t like Obamacare as a policy because it just put a bandaid on a much bigger problem, but it didn’t ruin healthcare. You’d be in a much worse position without it.
@@Internal_radio My insurance went up 500% that year, 2010. Forcing insurance on everyone does not slow the increase, it guarentees an increase. A privatized system is the only way to make it cost effective. Imagine what would happen to the cost if insurance companies had to compete for your business. Costs would come down far enough that anyone that wanted healthcare could have it. Obamacare is one of the biggest politcal failures of all time.
Agree
"We don't work from home" - Ah that boomer mentality who wants to micro-manage you. I will never work for an office bully again.
It wasn't boomers doing the micromanaging as it was members of the greatest generation. Timing workers' bathroom breaks for later discipline and possible firing was as important as the work itself.
danintexas it's not about boomers as you use it as a slur like a racial slur. I'm older than Dave and all about WFH. Make a point without being a bigot.
@@pep590 it's not about your age it's your state of mind. Maybe you should examine your defensiveness.
@@ironmonkey1512 BS..boomer is only about age. Are you serious? Maybe you should keep your criticism to how Dave actually is, without including millions of others. I am all about WFH and I'm older than Dave is.
@@pep590 okay boomer!
To all those who choose to work at home, I amend you! I pray you all find a job that allows you to do so so you can spend more time with your family and/or keep your sanity.
Two words "mandatory vaccines"...I quit!
Let them fire you. At least then you can collect unemployment.
Me too. I am not taking the stupid vaccine.
Dave is the reason for the great resignation.. everyone is becoming debt free and no longer needing to work 😂
😂 yup
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Blessings from Taiwan 🇹🇼😇💖
Yep.
Wife is going to quit her job and grow flowers.
We listened to Dave and now we dont need that extra income and the headache that comes with it.
This is my current situation. I just don’t need that much money anymore 😂
The only companies saying work from home doesn’t work are controlling and manipulative
Not true. It’s obvious your don’t own one.
Only people who want to work from home are lazy entitled crybabies
There are many jobs where one which requires working with instrumentation (ie: laboratory) and working from home is not an option.
@@bzake8281 or hear me out, they want more time with family and not to deal with office drama. Not everybody is social
@@brucesmith9144 "There are many jobs where one which requires working with instrumentation (ie: laboratory) and working from home is not an option."... im not sure why you felt the need to state the obvious, but your stating the obvious.... No one is saying everyone is suitable for work from home, people are just saying how well it works for them
Warren Buffett once said "if you don't find a way to make money while you sleep, you
will work until you die'.
He employs so many
He’s also the cheapest person who ever had money- I don’t envy him
Isn’t he still “working”?
@@joethebar1 he was born right after the great depression. It's natural his parents raised him to be super frugal
@@joethebar1 thats why he still has all his money!
Bravo workers. People have woken up and realized that there is more to life than work. The sacrifice will be worth it.
I was in full agreement until he said work from home doesn’t work. Acting like nuance doesn’t exist, especially since companies that were fully remote existed before the pandemic. So acting like remote doesn’t work for any company has already been proven false.
Depends on the business. It doesn't work for many.
@@johniii8147 it’s less about the company and more about the position.
It's a culture problem. You have to orchestrate it from the top down.
@@PeterPetrakis what’s extra funny about Dave saying something like that is the fact that he 100% worked from home while getting his companies and everything setup. Did he go rent an office space everyday, I doubt it.
@@johniii8147 for all developers positions WFH is 100% better. Better call it remote then WFH I work from cafe, park, after gym & enjoy my life to fullest while getting good pay.
WFH has made me much more efficient, has cut out the work drama bs and unnecessary chit chatting, which lowered my productivity. Bosses need to stop being micromanagers.
OMG! The mindless chit chatter is at an all time high. If we are honest many people get paid not to work.
We're social creatures. I just stay a a few min later with the coworker I would chat with to get tasks done.
Where as some people enjoy more solitude in their work. Neither approach is better, just different.
I agree
Yeah... It's like how they're going to have to reform high schools. That time had passed. Kids need guidance still of course but in a different way. Their sense of personal space/bubble is huge. They're minds are social media oriented. Game oriented. Pop-up stay mobile oriented. Mostly we need to live kids, give them a moral compass to not harm each other or be harmed and get out of their way but FACILITATE project based learning.
Grow up. You have never been a
Boss
Exactly…. So many people setting different priorities. My family is NOW first. Companies show no loyalty to you now I don’t to them. I worked the entire pandemic and the people that didn’t are the ones getting the bonuses and higher pay. Nope I’m off this hamster wheel.
Americans are tired being worked to death. We are tired of our quality of life depends on how the companies treat you. My house is almost paid off thank you cyptos. Im almost there where no companies are going to take advantage of my labor.
Amen Brother🙌🏼🙌🏼. Good for you💪🏾
@@rickcardenas8841 thank you.
Bless you. So happy to see young people being aware that something does not add up and choosing a better way to success.
@@greyeye5345 I’m. It sure about young I’ve worked over 20 years. But thanks 😊
That's amazing. Hope it happens for you sooner than later
I lost you guys at the end when you said WFH is a bad idea.
It's good for some, but many are taking advantage.
Same. Moving out to the country next month. I will never work in an office again.
It’s a bad idea. You’re giving the employers an easy way to hire a cheaper foreign worker over you.
WFH is the best thing that’s happened to me. I make that clear to all of the recruiters who call me.
He said the data is in. Where is this data because I’ve heard otherwise.
He keeps saying “productivity rises”.
American workers are incredibly productive yet corporations just want to squeeze more out of them without any additional benefits.
An average "good" office worker is only working 6/8 hours of the day when they are in the office.
Let that sink in.
From what I hear, particularly here in the US. Can’t get enough out of wringing you dry. Yes, it is a paying job. Yes, there should be limits. Many companies and their management think their role is to be patriarchal. I didn’t tell them they were my father. I perform tasks for pay. Other than that, I shouldn’t be bothered. Don’t require participation in extracurriculars. I am not interested and that is my choice.
@@zarthemad8386 That's normal. I'm far more concerned about output than percentage of time spent working. Taking breaks increases productivity especially in thought based jobs
Zar TheMad what point are you hoping sinks in? I don’t get your point. I don’t think hours per day correlate to a “good” or not good worker, I think results do.
And the rest of the world is working 1.5.
I did that 13 years ago, best thing I ever did!
Can you elaborate on what your situation was and what you changed?
If you don't have bills to pay you don't have to work, keep cruzing that super moto cruza.
Ayy Cruza I figured you were a Dave Ramsey listener
I read someone here who was saying that " Americans are sick of their CEO making 30 million while they can't even pay the workers 30K "...bro, I promise you it's kinda similar in Western Europe: it's a global thing. People are tired of working long hours for nothing, so they're looking for alternatives.
Come to India , my cook makes more money than a business degree graduate with one year experience
There has been a shift. Folks are are not willing to deal with low wages and corporate getting all the money. They aren't looking for talent they are looking for who they can pay the least. Things have turned are people aren't dealing with it anymore.
and do what? farming ?
@@fwefhwe4232 Exactly
@@fwefhwe4232 gibs mostly
Yesssss
@@fwefhwe4232 No farming isn't the solution. Plenty of ways to make money these days rather then working retail.
I'm not loosing working from home. I'm winning. We have a choice.
"The worker is now demanding that they work from home"
"Those people are gonna lose"
Those people are gonna WIN ;)
These guys have an outdated mindset. I like Ken but disagree here with their opinion
@@audiwest7186 what is your thought??
why do you assume the workers will win? What would prevent the company from just letting go of the staff and having cheaper remote workers from India?
I have discovered that where I work, staff want to work from home more because of a toxic office environment. If the environment turns around people will be more amenable to coming back.
@@audiwest7186 I don’t think sitting at home forever is winning
Im leaving the nursing field for Carpentry im so excited
Oh, really? Do tell why?
Yes, we are hanging our nursing caps in record numbers.....
really, I'm glad you are fulfilled. What made you leave the profession, just curious?
Are you leaving nursery because of the pandemic?
im about to consider this..
WFH has been a tremendous success for our company, and makes work so much less stressful.
Until they ship your job overseas now that they have the infrastructure.
Dave has probably NEVER been more wrong on a subject as he is with WFH.
@@QuixoticPenguin yep, and no one is trying to stop it.
@@MissingNo2k that too. Why even get a tech degree if you are outbid by some Indian willing to work for half?
@@grandtheftavocado the reality of thing is a bit different. We tried to get people from idea it does not work very well.
The fact that none of these guests on the show have the...pair...to disagree with Dave, tells me that the atmosphere in that company is likely toxic. As much as they want to portray it as amazing. I don't buy it.
Yep lol I see it all the time even in this this video how Ken hesitates. AO is probably the only to disagree with Dave but he has the joking personality to pull and play it.
You can definitely tell it’s Dave’s way or the highway at Ramsey
"The data is in on WFH..." Proceeds to cite none of the data.
People are disgusted that the corporate world is asking them to come back into the office even though when they were working from home they were FAR MORE productive. *Edit:* Just saw the end of the video. What a joke. Boomer-mentality at its finest. Dave's insistence that "work from home can't be done" DESPITE ALLLL of the data proving otherwise is *exactly* why people are leaving their jobs in droves. Bosses like Dave are ironically the ACTUAL reason people are leaving their jobs in hordes. LOL
It's got nothing to do with Dave Ramsey you dunce. It's the forced vaccinations.
@@prayforthenations8658 go back to school and learn to read. I said bosses LIKE Ramsey. Your fan-girling is pathetic. And it absolutely has to do with a lack of flexibility.
@@frenchlearner19 I'm not a fan-girl. I don't even like Ramsey none of his advice is even practical for the majority of people to live by. I literally happened upon this video and saw you having a pity party for yourself...
Which you are still doing. It must be exhausting being so full of anger and hate.
@@prayforthenations8658 Tell me you don't understand without telling me you don't understand
I just resigned from my call centration, I mean call center job. This industry was horrible and soul draining!!! And was the best decision I could've made for my mental health, which is now under construction
Good move! I think everyone should be required to work in a call center for at least a short time. Human nature at its "best."
Me too! It was a job where people would walk over ya and you had managers that would micromanage ya. It wasn’t a good environment
Cmon Ken Coleman grow a pair and tell Dave the real reason. Folks want to continue working remote and not be forced back into an office like Dave and his cronies demand.
Nobody on Dave’s “team” is willing to confront him when he’s wrong. Ever.
That’s because they’re a bunch of spineless bots and have zero courage. There are tons of companies putting workers first and adopting remote policies and good for them.
Dave and his boomer buddies love that control over others...
@@johnfroelich8554 exactly right but that Genie is out the bottle and never going back. Why on earth would anybody be in tech and work for Dave and be required to come into an office?! Makes zero sense. Like a lot of hardheaded companies, he’s going to lose good people due to his moronic stance.
I agree with a lot of what he says but not this. People want to spend time living their life. Riding motorcycles, playing golf, etc. they don’t want a commute to take away from that. We also are sick of paying for gas and wear and tear on our cars when there are better things to spend money on.
Yea not a single day off during pandemic and my work load almost tripled with no extra pay. OR APPRECIATION..... the post office is seeing people drop like flies. I’m exhausted and praying God shower me a new opportunity. My life isn’t about delivering everyone’s Amazon and have no appreciation or extra pay.
I hope you find what you looking for.
:)
Hang in there, sis.
You deserve that extra pay. Please ask for it, you may be surprised what happens if others are leaving. Most workplaces don't want to spend time and money training a new hire.
Let's be honest... 10% of that 40% will actually do it.
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i think 10% is high.
Dont forget it was 25-40% who are THINKING about quitting!
10% is an overestimate.
*Many people talk about changing their lives but few actually take action on what they want.*
Exactly all talk.
Very true
Even if it’s 15% to 20% this will still be a significant number of people. It may not be quick it may be delayed over time. But it will impact these companies as more people work from home, move into hybrid work arrangements and resign out right. Many companies will not just let top performers leave they will make accommodations for some top staff. It’s not as cut and dry as it seems.
That’s what I was going to say. I mean if this was the case I wouldn’t see the Amazon truck every single day.
Bcuz you gotta struggle a little In between to get go what you want when you actually comforted where you at
“Some of them don’t know. They are just thinking, this isn’t it”……..I felt that!
Big Time.
I've worked from home since 1999. No way I'd ever go to an office. Why? Commuting...clothing...lunches out. No thank you.
Dave explains why people are leaving their jobs. Then Dave makes a statement that makes him an example why people are leaving their jobs.
lol the irony.
Hes a boomer, no surprise there.
exactly...his company has quite a few job openings....I wonder why not everyone is rushing to apply
Right?? LOL. I was with him until the very end when he said "working from home doesn't work." Yet workers have been far more productive during the pandemic, hmm. Sounds to me like it's all about control and making sure those good ol' commercial real estate values don't tank. Cue massive eyeroll...
Sorry Dave, the only people who don't like WFH are old school bosses who don't trust their people, and the companies that don't allow it, are the ones that will miss out on talent, regardless of how chummy their culture is. Family trumps work, regardless of culture, and good companies maintain culture with a hybrid workforce. WFH has been a boon for recruiting for smart companies. Let's Occam's Razor this. Workers experienced flexibility for the first time in their careers and liked it, and due to stimulus and not spending any money for a year, have enough financial cushion to break free from the dead end jobs they were tied to, or jobs that want to take away the flexibility they've enjoyed over the past year.
Family trumps work! Thank you for common sense.
I agree. But what jobs can I work for or type of jobs? Thanks
This is exactly why I have an "I quit" email ready to go when I decide I've had enough.
Totally agree!
Nailed it. NAILED IT.
Disagree with Dave and Ken on WFH. I was able to breeze through the baby steps because I saved so much money by staying home. No commute, no lunches and not having to buy office wardrobe. Going into the office to socialize or say hello is great but it’s not necessary to be there all day.
Yes.
Drycleaning bill, gas, car maintenance..ugh
Then with your expense account, you wipe out all of the local office supplies than picking up your supplies from the office. There has been a shortage of ink cartridges at local stores, because you people refuse to go back to the office for your office supplies. I went on line to order ink cartridges and my order was canceled and I asked why, they said many are working at home and buying up all of the ink that they can with their company's expence account.
@@patricksaxon3983 "because you people refuse to go back to the office for your office supplies" LOL get used to it
@@sandorclegane8164 Nope, you people who refuse to go back to the office are emptying out the supplies and you need to go to the office for you supplies than emptying out store supplies. I think that they need to do away the remote working from the home, as it goes against, city ordenance, HOA as your home is not zone for commercial use.
Dave puts money above family and life… that’s telling.
He puts his own ego ahead of everything that's why he's worthless
I’d work on yourself if I were you.
@@tammyflashy9328 I’m good… I put family above work and call out people who do the opposite
@@tammyflashy9328 Why? What is your point? Work on what? Dave just put family and time (which is finite and the most valuable thing) under corporations feeling "comfortable" and being able to check up on you.
I left a high paying miserable medical job that I had been with for over a decade and now work a different job where I make 2/3 the pay and nowhere near as stressed. What's money worth to a dead person?
I’m more productive and less stressed at home.
I'm bored out of my mind at home. I like structure, people, and schedules. Viva la difference!
@@wiseowl2020 to each their own
@@Jungle1048 that’s what she said
I rather be bored out of my mind and have something good productive then having people jumped on my throat 24/7 I mean
I earned more income working for myself.
This is true, I put in my resignation and moved on because life is too short. It turned out to be the best thing ever.
I hope everyone wake up and get out that old rat race system.
Work at home has made companies more efficient & more profitable... Soo uh yeeaa. More importantly it let's families stay together instead of being around strangers who really don't care about you
This is awesome. People are taking control and finding something better.
If they haven't left yet, how do you know they found something better?
@@robinrynearson7212 when people make the tough decision to leave, it’s usually for something better. I don’t know too many people who willingly leave for something worse.
It’s the same everywhere.
@PoopCoin Patrick why don’t people that talk about automation ever bring up globalization? Seems like an intentional mental block they’ve been programmed with. Jobs were sent overseas way before they were automated. Also robots taking over everything is way overblown, globalization is a bigger threat. At least someone has to build and maintain the robots.
Yup
The pandemic was a mixed blessing for me, my side business took off to the point where I could quit my full time job and move out of the city
I love how he threw the "Working from home" thing doesn't work, as I listen to this while working from home. I do not understand the need for "butts in the seat." I lead a team, and guess what you can use to measure productivity? Results lol. People don't want to spend their whole life driving to and from an office, just to appease some old-school CEOs. That's why people want to quit.
@Dan Pos well then those jobs wouldn’t be wfh then would they?
The pandemic woke me up to: “I could die tomorrow” since I actually knew people who died or YOUNG people in my family who went to the hospital and were on ventilators. I’ve always done what I loved, Thank God. Now I’m retired. It wasn’t easy, but as Joseph Campbell basically always said, you have to take your passion and find a way to make it work for you so you can exist in our world. You need to be the hero of the journey you take.
Love WFH. Why should I commute to an office to sit on video conference with people all over the country? Culture beyond the basics of a non-toxic environment is a bunch of BS geared towards extroverts. My life is outside work - I want to get in and out as quickly as possible.
Trust me. People who work from home LOVE working from home. If given the opportunity, why would anyone want to go back to the stress and anxiety associated with commuting? And the company I work for has admitted it saves a ton of money not having all those bodies running around the office. Smart company.
I hated working from home mostly because other than work, I hardly ever leave it. But I really enjoy the faster commute because there are way less cars on the road and no congestion and less crazies! I hope working from home gets even more popular and becomes a real thing so I can havee the road to myself.
I left my job, it was so scary, but I was so drained and had emergency money didn't need unemployment. Now I'm at a job I absolutely love, I'm so thankful the change happened.
Thankful for my job. I get to be outdoors all day and I can even bring my family if I want to.
Boomer bosses are in for a rude awakening. Ramsey is NO exception!
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I don’t know why you’re blaming the boomers most boomer bosses are retired by now but if there’s any left maybe you should try learning something from them instead of degrading somebody because of their age I’ll learn from anybody no matter what age they are but I would agree that working from home is where it’s at from now on if your job permits that way you don’t have to deal with the drama or the office politics your statement about the boomers will be the Equivalent of me saying people with black hair are bullies there’s no statistical fact in that statement it’s just Emotional and feeling I know several boomers that I work with and for and they have great insight to pass on if you’re willing to learn but it just sounds like you’re ignorant oh well your loss
@@simsneon2 Right on!
Companies don’t care. They don’t even follow up with an applicant after they’re interviewed to let them know he wasn’t selected. If you’re lucky to even get a called in for an interview.
Absolutely, you as an applicant have to follow through but they have no obligations to follow up or let a person know the outcomes. Its so frustrating.
They have no soul.
yup youre just a # thats it!!! if you believe they care about you i think you drank the coolaid
I hate when you apply for a job and they reply with thanks for your interest in our company, we will hold on to your resume if we think there is a match. oh really!!! thanks so much!!!
@@thegodfather1907 At least you know you're out. For other companies, they let you fill in the blanks.
There are people who rather starve to death, but will never work a regular type of job. I wish we were all these way.