Employers hesitant to include salary and benefits information in job ads may inadvertently cause job seekers to lose interest, revealed a new study conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of Glassdoor. The survey, which polled over 1,100 U.S. adults in May 2018 who are either currently employed or not employed but looking for work, uncovered…
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Glassdoor Survey Finds 75% of Americans Believe Employers Should Take a Political Stand
With widespread, polarizing issues – ranging from DACA and immigration reform to #TakeAKnee and the Freedom of Speech – on the rise, it’s more important than ever for employers to take a stand on social issues in America, according to a new survey conducted online by Harris Poll on behalf of Glassdoor. Younger workers are…
Recruiting Software Engineers
Recruiting is never easy, but bringing in highly sought-after software engineering talent can be one of the most difficult and challenging aspects of recruiting today. To help, Glassdoor surveyed more than 1,400 software engineers* to find out what their job seeking plans are, when they’re most likely to leave their employer, what would entice them…
Employers To Retain Half Of Their Employees Longer If Bosses Showed More Appreciation; Glassdoor Survey
For any employer worried about top talent leaving, turns out, you may not need a big budget or fancy perks to increase retention among talented employees. Instead, consider the power of showing employees they’re appreciated. According to Glassdoor’s Employee Appreciation Survey¹, seven in ten (68%) employees say their boss shows them enough appreciation, however, more than half…
6 In 10 Employees Say Job Realities Different Than Expected; Glassdoor Survey
Ever take a job and it’s NOT what you expected? If the answer is ‘yes,’ you’re not alone. According to a Glassdoor survey, conducted online by Harris Interactive, 6 in 10 (61%) employees* say they’ve found aspects of a new job different than expectations set during the interview process. Interestingly, more men (65%) than women (56%) say they’ve found aspects…