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business7 months ago•11 min saved

Employees Frustrated with Repetitive Engagement Surveys

The article critiques the effectiveness of employee engagement surveys, highlighting employee dissatisfaction and skepticism about their impact, despite their widespread use and the significant investment companies make in them. It discusses the history, purpose, and limitations of such surveys, emphasizing that they often fail to foster genuine trust or lead to meaningful change, and suggests that true engagement requires more open communication and trust beyond just surveys.

via Business Insider|

#business #employee-engagement #hr-practices

sports1 year ago•3 min saved

NFL Players' Survey Reveals Team Gripes and Owner Grades

The NFL Players Association's survey of 1,706 players revealed that on-field success does not always correlate with workplace satisfaction, with the Miami Dolphins and Minnesota Vikings topping the list for best NFL workplaces, while the Washington Commanders ranked as the worst for the second year in a row. The Kansas City Chiefs, despite recent Super Bowl wins, were ranked 31st due to player dissatisfaction with facilities. Other grievances included cold showers, sewage leaks, and meal charges at various teams, prompting the NFL to value the feedback and commit to improving the players' experiences.

via The Guardian|

#facilities #nfl #players-association

businessworkplace-culture1 year ago•5 min saved

"From Hustle to Exhaustion: Millennials' Journey into Middle Management"

Millennials, once emblematic of "hustle culture," are now aging into middle management roles and experiencing high levels of burnout and dissatisfaction at work. Many feel misled by the promises of their companies and are struggling with increased responsibility but not enough power. This disillusionment is pervasive among younger generations, exacerbated by economic challenges, layoffs, and a lack of support from employers. As millennials rise through the ranks, there is hope that their dissatisfaction will drive innovation and lead to systemic changes in the workplace.

via Fortune|

#burnout #businessworkplace-culture #hustle-culture

employment2 years ago•2 min saved

"Top Tech Companies in Glassdoor's 2024 Best Places to Work Ranking"

Glassdoor has released its 100 Best Places to Work 2024 list, with Bain & Company topping the rankings for the sixth time, followed by chip developer Nvidia. The list is based on employee reviews focusing on workplace attributes such as environment, compensation, culture, diversity, and work-life balance. Tech companies made up more than half of the top 10 employers, with In-N-Out Burger and Fidelity Investments also making the list. The rankings highlight the importance of workplace satisfaction and positive employee experiences.

via CBS News|

#bain-and-company #best-places-to-work #employment

business2 years ago•2 min saved

"2024 Vault Rankings: Top Law Firms for Quality of Life in America"

Vault has released its 2024 rankings for the best law firms to work for in America, based on categories such as satisfaction, firm culture, compensation, and quality of work. Clifford Chance US emerged as the top-ranked firm, excelling in various categories and sweeping the rankings. The list highlights a disconnect between prestige and workplace satisfaction, as only one of the top 10 prestigious firms made it to the top 10 best firms to work for.

via Above the Law|

#business #clifford-chance #law-firms

business2 years ago•1 min saved

Age plays a significant role in American's workplace happiness.

A Pew Research Center survey found that older workers are more likely to have favorable opinions of their jobs, including their connections with co-workers, job duties, and potential for advancement. Only 44% of workers ages 18 to 29 are highly satisfied with their occupations, compared to 65% of adults 65 and older. Workplace satisfaction increases with age, but workers under 50 are more likely to say their job is stressful and overwhelming. Relationships with co-workers and supervisors are key to job satisfaction.

via USA TODAY|

#age-gap #business #co-worker-relationships