This “red list” is then sent to the managers’ supervisor and the HR manager so that when the employee actually quits or even does not quit, the organization is prepared for the quitting event or counseling the employee against quitting. The latter scenario happens when the employee is deemed valuable to the organization and the manager identifies such attrition as being a loss to the company. Further, attrition is also managed by the HR department organizing periodic one-one sessions with the middle management and the managers having the same one-one session with their employees. The rationale for such sessions is that the employees would vent their frustrations or lack of comfort with the manager or with the organization and hence, ways and means can be found to address the employees’ concerns.