Comparison charts are graphic visual representations of information, knowledge, or data to present information

 Comparison charts are graphic visual representations of information, knowledge, or data to present information concisely and clearly. The intent of graphics is to assist the audience with understanding the data presented.

Create a comparison chart using the template below, which is based upon the unit’s readings and learning materials. Identify the main reasons an employee may choose to leave an organization. The chart should also identify the theories on job dissatisfaction and the workplace plans and policies that will impact the selected reasons. There should be no less than 3 and no more than 5 reasons listed in the chart. In addition to the completed chart, your response should include a minimum of 4 pages of supporting analysis of the terms that you selected for your chart and include the following:

• A thorough examination of each reason you chose
• A discussion about why each theory, plan, and policy is significant and relevant to the reason
• Identification of the strengths, weaknesses, threats, and opportunities (SWOT) of each theory, plan, and policy selected and their impact on the identified reason

Choose 3–5 topics from the following to complete the template (Saylor Academy, 2012):

• Mismatch between job roles and employee skills
• Lack of professional growth and development
• Issues with pay equity between employees
• Micromanagement of employees
• Unfair treatment of employees
• Presence of poor communication
• Heavy workload of employee
• Lack of work–life balance
• Low overall job satisfaction
• Feeling unappreciated as an employee