Who is Most Likely to Change Jobs at Your Company [INFOGRAPHIC]

Who is Most Likely to Change Jobs at Your Company [INFOGRAPHIC] As the economy and job market heats up, the last thing you want  is key people leaving your  company. To help us identify who might be thinking along the lines of  So long, farewell, Auf wiedersehen, goodbye, heres a handy guide from our friends at CareerBuilder. 8 most likely to jump ship: Career-less, 52% of workers feel like they just have a job and not a career. Just trading hours for dollars is a recipe for being outsourced by either lower paid workers or a robot. Underemployed, 39% of workers dont think their time or skills are used enough. Heres help:  5 Steps to Stop Wasting Time. Undertrained, 22% of workers feel dissatisfied with their training or learning opportunities at work. Many workplaces dont seem to have a structured training program in place or its simply poor.  Is your employee training program working? Overlooked, 23% of workers feel overlooked for a promotion. Weve recently come out of a recession where there were few promotions, now is the time to ask for one. Just make sure you dont make  these mistakes when asking for a promotion. Immobile, 26% of workers see no opportunities for career advancement. You could always consider  upping sticks completely. Underpaid, 41% of workers didnt see a pay increase in 2014. In real terms, that means their pay package is coming down. The lord helps he who helps himself, so here are  10 Tricks to Getting a Higher Salary. Mismanaged, 31% of workers rate their boss performance as poor or fair. If you spot a bad boss,  send her this link:  7 Phrases Employees Want to Hear from their Boss. Imbalanced, 17% of workers are unhappy with their work/life balance. Nowadays you could argue whether there is such a thing as work/life balance?  Anyway, read more about perfecting it here:  How to Achieve the Perfect Work Life Balance. Have a look at the graphic below to figure out who might be pondering a move in your office.