What are the reasons for professionals leaving their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic? Bamberger, S. G., Vinding, A. L., Larsen, A., Nielsen, P. K., Fonager, K., & Nielsen, R. N. (2021). Le

Research Question: What are the reasons for professionals leaving their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic?
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write an annotation bibliography with these references.
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Using the rubric and prompt, complete the assignment.
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Prompt: Following the guidelines in Module 3 Unit 4, expand your working reference list into an APA-formatted annotated bibliography.
Reference Entries
If you added, removed, or changed any reference entries from your first submission, update this list and include annotations for the new sources. If you had any APA errors in your initial submission, take this opportunity to correct them.
Annotations
Include annotations for all sources in this list. Include a short summary, a critique of the source’s credibility and relevance, and a reflection on its role in your lit review.