PeoplePulse

Executive People Analytics

Reporting period
Jun 2026 – Nov 2026
Population in Scope
2,659 active employees
Dashboard refreshed
09 Nov 2026

Attrition & Retention

Understand workforce exits, retention patterns and the employee populations experiencing higher attrition.

Attrition Rate
4.5%
6-month actual+1.3 pp
Annualized Attrition
9.0%
Annualized from period+2.7 pp
Voluntary Attrition
3.3%
85 voluntary exits+1.0 pp
Involuntary Attrition
1.2%
31 involuntary exits+0.4 pp
Regrettable Attrition
1.1%
29 regrettable exits · 1.1% of average headcount+0.4 pp
Total Exits
116
Avg headcount 2,571+41

Attrition Trend

Actual monthly rates across available history · month exits ÷ month average headcount

Voluntary vs Involuntary

Exits in the selected period

Voluntary85 · 73.3%
Involuntary31 · 26.7%

Share of 116 total exits.

Where Are We Losing People?

Each segment's exits ÷ that segment's own average headcount · n = segment average headcount

DepartmentAttrition rateExitsVoluntary rateRegrettablen (avg HC)
Operations
6.1%
113.9%2181
Customer Success
5.8%
164.7%3276
Finance
5.8%
94.5%3156
Sales
5.3%
214.6%4394
IT
5.0%
53.0%1101
Engineering
4.1%
342.9%10828
Product
3.8%
133.0%3339
Marketing
2.8%
51.1%2181
HR
1.7%
20.9%1118

Segments with small average headcount (n < 50) should be read with caution.

Attrition by Tenure

Tenure measured at exit date, not current date · rate uses tenure-band average headcount

TenureExitsAttrition rateVoluntary exit %n (avg HC)
<1 yr538.8%81.1%601
1–2 yrs305.2%56.7%581
2–3 yrs152.9%73.3%511
3–4 yrs81.5%75.0%548
4+ yrs103.0%80.0%331

Why Are Employees Leaving?

Voluntary Exit Reasons

85 voluntary exits · count and share

  • Relocation16 · 18.8%
  • Career Growth14 · 16.5%
  • Work-Life Balance14 · 16.5%
  • Manager14 · 16.5%
  • Personal14 · 16.5%
  • Compensation13 · 15.3%

Involuntary Exit Reasons

31 involuntary exits · count and share

  • Role Elimination9 · 29.0%
  • Restructure8 · 25.8%
  • Conduct8 · 25.8%
  • Performance6 · 19.4%

Regrettable Attrition

Exits flagged Regrettable Attrition = Yes in the dataset

Regrettable exits
29
Regrettable rate
1.1%
By department
  • Engineering
    10 · 34%
  • Sales
    4 · 14%
  • Product
    3 · 10%
  • Customer Success
    3 · 10%
  • Finance
    3 · 10%
  • Operations
    2 · 7%
  • Marketing
    2 · 7%
  • IT
    1 · 3%
  • HR
    1 · 3%
By job level
  • L1
    2 · 7%
  • L2
    7 · 24%
  • L3
    9 · 31%
  • L4
    8 · 28%
  • L5
    3 · 10%
By performance band
  • Meets
    23 · 79%
  • Exceeds
    3 · 10%
  • Needs Improvement
    3 · 10%

Attrition Rate by Performance Band

Observed differences, not causes

PerformanceAttrition rateExitsn (avg HC)
Exceeds
4.5%
27596
Meets
4.6%
791,721
Needs Improvement
3.9%
10254

Attrition Rate by Potential Band

Observed differences, not causes

PotentialAttrition rateExitsn (avg HC)
High
2.8%
13461
Medium
5.2%
771,472
Low
4.1%
26639

Retention Snapshot

Last 6 months: retained = employees active at period start still active at period end · retention rate = 1 − attrition rate

Employees retained
2,385

of 2,482 at period start

Employees exited
116

Exit Date within period

Retention rate
95.5%

1 − attrition rate

Voluntary retention
96.7%

1 − voluntary attrition rate

Retention Insights

Exit mix

Observed

Voluntary exits represent 73.3% of the 116 exits in the selected period.

Interpretation

Mix describes recorded exit type only; it does not explain why individuals left.

Early-tenure exits

Observed

Employees with less than two years' tenure at exit account for 71.6% of exits.

Interpretation

Tenure measured at exit date; compare with the tenure mix of the workforce before concluding.

Department with highest observed rate

Observed

Operations has the highest observed attrition rate (6.1%, 11 exits) in the selected period.

Interpretation

Departments with average headcount under 20 are excluded to avoid small-base distortion.

Most recorded voluntary reason

Observed

Relocation is the most frequently recorded voluntary exit reason (18.8% of voluntary exits).

Interpretation

Recorded reasons reflect exit data capture and may not capture every contributing factor.

Regrettable concentration

Observed

Regrettable exits are most concentrated in Engineering (10 of 29) within the selected period.

Interpretation

Based on the Regrettable Attrition flag in the dataset.