sexta-feira, junho 14, 2013

Curiosidade do dia

"A new Gallup poll finds that 52% of all full-time workers in America are not involved in, enthusiastic about or committed to their work. Another 18% are “actively disengaged,” meaning they’ve gone beyond just checking out mentally and could even be undermining colleagues’ accomplishments.
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That leaves just 30% of American workers who feel excited about their jobs.
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But one of the biggest predictors for a passionate workforce is company and team size, Gallup found: Workers at firms with 10 or fewer employees, or those on teams with five to nine employees, reported higher engagement levels than those in larger groups.
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Gallup estimates that actively unhappy workers cost the U.S. $450 billion to $550 billion a year, due to high absenteeism and turnover, quality-control issues and lost productivity."
Trecho retirado de "The State of the American Workplace Is…Meh"

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