For 10 Years, Leslie Frank Worked for Narf Shoes, a Family-Owned

Multiple Choice

For 10 years, Leslie Frank worked for Narf Shoes, a family-owned startup company. As a new hire, Leslie thought the corporate values were in line with her personal philosophy of giving back to the community. Narf was bought out by a large shoe retailer, and for years, the organizational mission was in flux. After surviving two rounds of layoffs, Leslie began to reconsider working for the company. She quit her job, became a Lyft driver, listed her home with Airbnb, and volunteered at the local foodbank twice a week. This scenario is characteristic of employees who ______.

A) want instant fame
B) have a desire to be a lifetime employee
C) no longer find work meaningful
D) no longer want to work for a nonprofit organization