They haven't told their manager.
PsychFlo already flagged it.
PsychFlo scores every employee on 90-day departure probability — combining burnout signals, manager exposure, and engagement trajectory into a live flight risk number. With an estimated replacement cost attached to every flagged role.
Not a survey. Not a dashboard. A leading indicator — 6 to 12 weeks before the resignation letter.
Free diagnostic. No account. First flight risk scores in 10 minutes.
Illustrative scenarios based on the kind of deployments PsychFlo is built for — not verified client-reported results.
Senior engineer flagged at 81/100 flight risk.
No 1:1 in 6 weeks. 14 high-load days. Declining standup sentiment. PsychFlo surfaced all three signals simultaneously — 6 weeks before she would have handed in notice. A skip-level conversation happened. Sprint scope was reduced. She is still with the company.
Two teams heading for a cluster departure.
The Customer Success manager had a 34% team turnover rate — highest in the organisation. 3 of 7 direct reports showed high flight risk simultaneously. PsychFlo triggered a manager coaching plan and team feedback session before the pattern became departures.
Invisible burnout was driving delivery failure.
The exec team could see delivery slipping but couldn't see why. PsychFlo traced it to cognitive load and burnout signals across Engineering — elevated workload, manager gaps, no recovery time. Sprint restructure and workload changes implemented before any departures.
Every week you wait is a week someone is getting closer to the door.
The free diagnostic takes 10 minutes. It shows you who is at risk in your organisation right now. No account. No credit card. No commitment.
Or call it what it is: the cost of another exit interview.