If your company does not offer remote work, how often do you lose quality job candidates due to that policy? Share why in the comments.

Very often9%

Often52%

Sometimes28%

Rarely6%

Never3%


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Director in Manufacturing, 1,001 - 5,000 employees
We primarily hire into more junior roles so typically that means younger workers

They grew up with WebEx, etc so remote is an expectation

Our CEO is very anti Remote. It’s just the way it is, so we either accept it or go to someplace else for work
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Comprehensive benefits50%

Company-supported learning opportunities51%

Career advancement opportunities49%

One-on-one mentorship and coaching24%

Cutting-edge projects23%

Other (I’ll share in the comments)3%

We’re having trouble attracting new IT talent8%


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Too many active projects at once43%

Poor communication46%

Too many customizations47%

Misalignment with business priorities34%

Skills gaps31%

Lack of resources26%

Other (please list in the comments)1%


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