Amodei stated, "It's like a mixture of true belief in the mission and belief in the upside of the equity. I think Anthropic has developed a reputation for doing what it says it will do."
According to a survey by HR Brain, only 10% of companies have a strategy to retain mature workers, despite the number of workers age 65 and older in the U.S. nearly quadrupling since the 1980s.
Employees spend significantly more time in collaboration spaces (21.1%) and conference rooms (21.7%) than at individual desks (14.8%) when they're on site, indicating that the office is a hub for connection, culture, and co-creation.
"The best people have other opportunities elsewhere and who wants to be on an unstable ship, right? So that's exactly the right question," says Deborah Lovich, a Future of Work fellow at BCG Henderson Institute, Boston Consulting Group's think tank.
Employee turnover surged to unprecedented levels during the Great Resignation, with younger employees showing a higher propensity to consider leaving their roles. Retention is increasingly focused on purpose, progression, and aligned values, rather than solely on salary.