The relationships between leadership and staff continue to evolve. However, the way they are labeled and developed by employees is changing. But is something a new trend or just a new term for an old trend? This ongoing reported series aims to help leaders understand the ways in which employees — especially younger generations — develop context to form work habits, opinions on work-life balance, and productivity.
Series
Workplace Trend: 58% of Hybrid Employees Are ‘Coffee Badging’
The new term highlights the friction between the return-to-office push and flexible work schedules.
More ‘Quiet’ Trends, ‘Great’ Phenomenons, and Trendy Labor Verbiage
As younger generations continue to label workplace trends, CFOs should be aware of the terminology some of their employees may be using.
Work Hard, Play Hard: What’s The Future of Office Happy Hours?
As employers have historically offered alcohol at work events, what’s stopping them from offering other newly legal substances, too?
5 ‘Quiet’ Workplace Trends CFOs Need to Know
As competition for talent remains hot, financial leaders should be aware of these lingering labor trends.
78% of CFOs Say Quiet Quitting is a Problem
Strategies around talent recruitment and retainment are a principal focus for CFOs, according to a new study by CFO.