Abstract
High employee turnover is a problem for call centers. Previous research shows job shock contributed to high employee turnover among different jobs. Job shock is defined as unexpected events that occur in the workplace and cause the employee to resign voluntarily. This phenomenological transcendental reduction qualitative study explored call center representatives’ experiences with job shock, explaining employee turnover and the decision to resign voluntarily. Four dominant themes implied job shocking events influence employee turnover.
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