1 in 5 IT employees are uncertain about their job stability: Report
It also shed light on the issue of 'employee burnout' which 29 per cent of total employees in 2024 faced in the IT sector.
The report reveals a 3 per cent decline in employee engagement among Gen Z workers particularly in the IT sector, signaling growing challenges in connecting with younger employees (Image: AI generated) One in every five IT employees is questioning their job stability, reflecting growing concerns within the workforce, claims a report by Great Place To Work titled ‘India Best Workplaces in IT and IT-BPM 2024’.
The report reveals a three per cent decline in employee engagement among Gen Z workers particularly in the IT sector, signaling growing challenges in connecting with younger employees who are increasingly prioritising purpose-driven work and a strong sense of community.
This shift emphasises the evolving expectations of this generation, who seek workplaces that offer more than just a paycheck. To address these changes, IT companies must focus on fostering trust, transparency, and meaningful involvement to improve engagement and retain top Gen Z talent, claims the report.
