churn
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5.1
- noun
- /tʃɜrn/
- Specialized
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tasa de rotación
- So, Robert, you said churn was up sequentially due to normal seasonality and programming issues.
- churn rate
- reduce churn
- high churn
And so overall there's just less churn, right, Because they are.
- And so overall there's just less churn, right, Because they are.
- So we will get that churn a lot faster than Europe will.
- And you could, you could think of that constant churn as metabolism.
- So it's a constant churn of activity.
- Do you feel like that churn is continuing or is it even speeding up?
- They don't like what they see as relentless churn and change.
- You don't have to just be down with this never ending constant churn.
- Because to me, the churn is going to be so high for two reasons.
- And I know for a fact most of these real estate software companies have terrible churn, right?
- And the every single one of those engagements creates a lower churn rate.
- And so those, you know, reviews, referrals, retention and reduction of churn are sort of the four main Rs in a good business.
- And if the churn of demographic change is so quick and so numerous, then the world on your doorstep.
Examples
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It's all in the reports, and it has really helped us lower our churn rate for local businesses.
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And so those, you know, reviews, referrals, retention and reduction of churn are sort of the four main Rs in a good business.
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And I know for a fact most of these real estate software companies have terrible churn, right?
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At the time, that seemed like a logical reason for the high churn rate.
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Every other Windows application has all the same issues, and most have a much more aggressive churn rate.
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Do you feel like that churn is continuing or is it even speeding up?
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And ours is a community with the majority of children not speaking English as a first language at home and very high levels of churn in our schools.
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As shown in the chart below, Rackspace's churn is remarkably low at 1%.
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In other words, the labor market is in a period of relative stability, with a much smaller amount of churn than was seen in the 1990s, and thus much less potential for payroll double counting.
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Many companies are taking steps to reduce customer churn and improve retention rates.
Synonyms
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4.2
The rate at which employees leave and are replaced in a company
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4.0
How quickly workers leave a company and new workers replace them
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6.0
The number of people who leave or die from a group over time
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3.3
How quickly workers leave a company and new ones replace them
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6.7
How quickly the size of a group becomes smaller over time
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Etymology
Churn in business means the rate people leave or are replaced, and a helpful way to remember this is to picture customers being 'turned over' like cream in a churn. So high 'churn' means many people are leaving or being swapped, just as the churn quickly changes what is inside.