[From Resignation Agency to Dialogue Agency] i-Texens Launches 'Scope' to Visualize Resignation Risks Beyond Web Surveys
i-Texens LLC will launch its organizational diagnostic service 'Scope' in June 2026. By combining one-on-one interviews with certified career consultants and proprietary algorithms, the service visualizes employee sentiment that web surveys miss, helping prevent the use of resignation agencies and promoting human capital management.
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- 📰 Published: June 1, 2026 at 16:00
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As the labor force shrinks, preventing employee turnover has become a critical issue, leading many companies to adopt organizational diagnostic surveys. However, traditional web-based surveys suffer from fatal flaws: employees often hold back their true feelings, and the data frequently becomes a mere formality, failing to inform actionable strategies. This leads to a 'silence of the organization,' where dissatisfaction remains hidden until employees suddenly quit using 'resignation agency' services. i-Texens LLC has developed a new approach that integrates raw data from one-on-one interviews conducted by certified career consultants with survey results, analyzed through a proprietary algorithm. Starting in June 2026, 'Scope' will provide 'Human Capital Engineering' that connects management awareness reform with organizational culture renewal. By quantifying real-world emotions into five key indicators—temperature, humidity, wind, altitude, and soil—the service provides management with the logic needed to make informed decisions on where and how to invest in their organizational ecosystem.
FAQ
What is 'Taishoku Daiko'?
It is a service in Japan where a third party acts on behalf of an employee to submit their resignation, often used when direct communication with the employer is difficult.