White House Turnover 43% (supporters, status, presidency, working)

[greywar]

I love the defense that tech companies have high turnover too. Its insanely deceptive. Tech companies hire a ton of temp workers. The whitehouse isn't. Its a apples to banana comparison.

at 43% this is worse then most fast food places.

[Icy Tea]

That's what he gets for picking his own staff. Hillary hand picked Obama's staff and while it was the most cognitively challenged White House in US history, turnover rate was low except for a few cretins that had to be denied. ( Van Jones)

[WaldoKitty]

Originally Posted by greywar

I love the defense that tech companies have high turnover too. Its insanely deceptive. Tech companies hire a ton of temp workers......

Temp workers, by definition, are not counted as part of turnover.

[WaldoKitty]

Originally Posted by Icy Tea

That's what he gets for picking his own staff. Hillary hand picked Obama's staff

And his absolute failure as President reflects it too.

Remember 1200+ Democrats lost their seats due to Obama's policies.

Demonstrates that the "community agitator" was very bad at cleaning house when needed too.

Thank you for that very apt observation.

[thefragile]

Originally Posted by Scooby Snacks

Trump said, "I alone can fix it." With this level of staff turnover, he might have to soon. Who will replace the people who resigned or were fired? Or will Trump leave the seats empty and rely on his own instincts?

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/07/u...T.nav=top-news

https://www.cnn.com/2018/03/07/polit...res/index.html

No one wants to work with that loser. Can you imagine putting that on your resume? Most HR departments would throw that resume right in the trash.

[Eli34]

Originally Posted by WaldoKitty

So not as much as Obama's Whitehouse.

Why is it important?

So you guys can find something to complain about Trump today?

The NY Times loves you.

Not as much as Fox Sewer and all those millionaire radio talk show entertainers.

[Old Town FFX]

I can't think of m/any successful enterprises that have a 43% turnover rate.

[greywar]

Originally Posted by WaldoKitty

Temp workers, by definition, are not counted as part of turnover.

Actually it depends. They are counted if they are hired as temps by the company, or as temp to hires.

Nevertheless, people at this level of government are not identical cogs easily replaced. Turnover of these rates is insane. I've worked at tech-only at a very very few have turnover rates this high. Amazon comes to mind as being one. But Intel by contrast has a average employment length of 3 years.

Its ludicrous trying to defend this high of a turnover rate in the whitehouse.

[ZUMAN]

What was the turnover rate of interns during Clinton's term?

[ZUMAN]

Originally Posted by Old Town FFX

I can't think of m/any successful enterprises that have a 43% turnover rate.

So what? America's winning again now, that's all that matters.