Your company's flight-risk dashboard tracks 4 daily behaviors—not your resume
nikola_mr64990 · x · 2026-09-29
The author says he saw a "flight risk dashboard" in an HR planning meeting: it doesn't track resume updates but four everyday behaviors. One is the "LinkedIn revival"—suddenly posting or updating your profile after months of silence, which corporate HR tools read as a pre-departure signal. None of the behaviors are bad, but the AI ignores context and flags you before you've even decided to leave.
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