Your boss is not OK: How manager burnout is dragging down the entire workplace
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Gallup's 2024 State of the Global Workplace report indicates a concerning drop in employee engagement to 21%, down two points from the previous year. This decline reflects the impact of recent disruptions, including layoffs and the rise of AI, occurring alongside ongoing workplace challenges. Notably, managers, particularly younger and female ones, are showing significant decline in engagement, which adversely affects overall workplace morale and productivity. The report underscores a critical moment in workforce dynamics as engagement wanes amidst transformational changes in the workplace.
If you're feeling detached from work and lacking motivation lately, know that you are not alone.
We are witnessing a pivotal moment in the global workplace-one where engagement is faltering at the exact time artificial intelligence is transforming every industry in its path.
The findings suggest that a lack of engagement from the top is trickling down to employees, and resulted in a loss of $438 billion in productivity to the world economy.
Managers under 35 years old and female managers were the most affected, with engagement declining by five and seven percentage points, respectively.
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