Why So Many IT Employees Feel Disengaged

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Why So Many IT Employees Feel Disengaged

Why So Many IT Employees Feel DisengagedWhy So Many IT Employees Feel Disengaged

Only a minority of workers think their leaders are approachable, and most lack confidence in them. Many also have doubts about their organization’s future.

IT IssuesIT Issues

Only 44% of the employees surveyed said their company uses the latest technology to enable them to perform effectively in their role.

Challenging PathChallenging Path

Just 48% believe strongly in and support their organization’s future direction.

Distant ViewDistant View

Only 47% said their leaders are visible and approachable, and just 44% said they have confidence in the leadership of their company.

Apathetic EnvironmentApathetic Environment

Just 38% of the respondents believe that their organization is concerned about their overall well-being.

Spotty AssessmentSpotty Assessment

54% feel that their last performance review was fair, but only 46% said these reviews are regularly conducted.

Faint PraiseFaint Praise

Just 47% said they receive recognition when they do a good job, and only 36% said they are rewarded based on performance.

Salary DisputeSalary Dispute

Only 41% of the respondents feel they are compensated fairly.

Stalled ProgressStalled Progress

Only 43% said their organization actively encourages promotion from within, and just 41% said there is equal opportunity for advancement at work.

Remote ResourcesRemote Resources

Just 39% of the respondents said their company uses online and collaborative learning tools to drive career development.

Defined DutiesDefined Duties

68% said they know what is expected of them in their role, and 56% said they feel empowered to make their own decisions.

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