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monday.com’s Latest Survey Reveals an Overwhelming Amount of Employees Feel They Don’t Have the Software Tools They Need to Succeed
Only 26% of employees agree they have the tools to streamline work processes despite using an average of 10.5 technology tools monthly. NEW YORK & TEL AVIV,
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nOnly 26% of employees agree they have the tools to streamline work processes despite using an average of 10.5 technology tools monthly.\n\n\n NEW YORK & TEL AVIV, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE)--\nmonday.com Ltd. (NASDAQ: MNDY) (“monday.com”), a work operating system (Work OS) where organizations of any size can create the tools and processes they need to manage every aspect of their work, today announced the results of a global survey conducted of 4,000 workers worldwide, across various industries. With the changing workforce landscape, monday.com sought to understand how important employees regard software and technology tools in the pursuit of productivity. Topline results show a significant disconnect between organizations and employees regarding efficient processes, tools, and workflow and how to be the most productive.\n\n\nCreated in partnership with independent research company RepData LLC, the survey found that while employees worldwide are seeking simplicity regarding their work processes, a common obstacle is hindering them; their companies. For example, 92% of employees say productivity is a key to business success in 2023, and 80% of employees worldwide believe collaboration and productivity tools improve employee engagement. However, only 26% of employees fully agree they have the tools to streamline work processes. With business pressures escalating in 2023, organizations must prioritize addressing and eliminating the friction hindering their employees' productivity.\n\n\n“With the rise of varied work structures over the last few years, including remote, in-person, hybrid, and virtual, we’ve seen expectations of our work life fundamentally shift,” said Hila Levy-Loya, VP of Strategy at monday.com. “These results further prove what we’ve always known - employees want to maximize their efficiency at work in the way that is best for them. It’s important that everyone in an organization - from entry-level employee to manager to C-Suite executive - feels empowered to use the right tools to navigate this new landscape and help them be the most productive, no matter how or where they work.”\n\n\nThe report includes several notable findings that paint a picture of employee sentiment about their day-to-day, including:\n\n\nLess is more. Employees want to go back to basics.\n\n\n\nOn average, workers use 10.5 technology tools mo...