May 2022 Report
Each quarter we poll a group of executives to create a snapshot of how thought leaders across the country are thinking about and acting on the most pressing trends, issues, and challenges facing all organizations today and preparing for the ones they’ll be facing tomorrow.
In October, we polled 150 C-suite executives to get their pulse on the U.S. economic recovery, new hiring strategies they’re trying out in a hot job market, and their predictions for travel in 2022.
In June, we polled 150 C-suite executives on how they're spending extra cash on their balance sheet, where they're digitizing their operating model, and why talent is still an issue heading into Q3.
In April, we polled 150 C-suite executives to ask them about their organization’s hybrid work model, what they’re hearing from employees about this new future of work, and the top challenges they expect to face as they implement these plans.
In January, we polled 150 C-suite executives to get their pulse on how the future of a COVID-19 vaccine would change distributed work, the timeline for stability at their organizations, and hiring plans.
In March, as the coronavirus was spreading across a country that was rapidly shutting down, executives told us their top priority was a focus on remote work and that their greatest fear was the unpredictability of clients and employees.
In May, the true impact of the virus set in as the majority of executives said the recession would be longer and more impactful than the Great Recession. Two-thirds said organizations would work faster and more agile as a result of the crisis.
In October, executives told us social distancing and remote work was the top hindrance to employee productivity. They also expected M&A activity to surge in 2021 while planning to invest heavily in technology.
In March, as the coronavirus was spreading across a country that was rapidly shutting down, executives told us their top priority was a focus on remote work and that their greatest fear was the unpredictability of clients and employees.
In May, the true impact of the virus set in as the majority of executives said the recession would be longer and more impactful than the Great Recession. Two-thirds said organizations would work faster and more agile as a result of the crisis.
In October, executives told us social distancing and remote work was the top hindrance to employee productivity. They also expected M&A activity to surge in 2021 while planning to invest heavily in technology.
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