How would you rate the overall team morale in your IT department right now?

Team & Organizational DesignTalent Management & Performance

Terrible13%

Not great45%

It's tolerable17%

Pretty good22%

Fantastic1%

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IT Manager in Constructiona year ago

I am very sad to see that... but I feel the reasons and it's not a surprise to think about cost reductions.

Strategic Banking IT advisor in Banking2 years ago

The team morale is affected by measures such as mandatory 2 days a week at the office and budget reduction for some projects.  Some projects were exciting (new technologies, etc.) but have been either slowed down or cancelled.

Some teams are doing only maintenance on application as no new project starts.   

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