Were quiting rates higher in just banking or all industries this year?

Noticed an article describing how working from home has caused analysts to get a better realization of having personal interests outside of the traditional path and do other hobbies which led to dropout rates.

People had more time for self-reflection and realized work-life balance is more important than following a traditional finance path?

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