Unemployment is low so these whiners should have no problem finding work elsewhere.
This sort of poll is about the most useless I have seen.
No surprises. American businesses have treated their workforce as essentially disposable for decades now. The irony is that with the declining number of people available to join the workforce, it's now the businesses themselves that are viewed as disposable by their employees.
In the long run, I don't think the impact will be all that bad. People will tend towards becoming self-employed. Which is a good thing in my view.
As an unscientific aside- on Friday's the comute to work is accompanied by very light traffic.The crowds in the area where I work are way down. On the days before holidays the city and the building where I work is virtually empty. In short people cannot wait to get away.
Isn't it amazing, that this disappointment with a career started shortly after the implementation of "the bottom line".
Sacrificing loyalty for profits seems to have finally reared its ugly head, or, maybe management will finally unplug their heads from their ugly rears.
Kind of a dumb survey, isn't it? Human nature is to be dissatisfied with what you have which is why we look for better jobs, nicer houses, sharper cars, "better mousetraps", etc. If there was no dissatisfaction, we'd all still be living in caves and rubbing sticks together.
"Hey Jim, how are you doing?"
"It's Monday." :(
"Hey Jim, how are you doing?"
"It's Friday!" :)
they might just find things being better in ye olde workplace.
just a guess on my part, BUT... i would guess the less intelligent you are, the less you like your job.
Rapid technological changes, rising productivity demands and changing employee expectations have all contributed to the decline in job satisfaction,
I suspect the more we use computers the unhappier we become. Frankly after dealing with the damn things at work I am glad to come home and not use one, well except for accessing Free Republic.