Key takeaways:
- 63% of participants say they're very likely to stay, the highest figure in this study's history, yet nearly half of those same employees would still leave for better pay.
- The share of participants rejecting AI entirely climbed from 18% to 23% in a year, signaling skepticism is hardening, not fading.
- Fully in-office is now the single most preferred work arrangement, chosen by more than double the share of any other single option.
- Only 21% of participants are confident anonymous feedback stays anonymous, even though most say anonymity is what makes them willing to speak up.
