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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. 

1 in 5 IT employees are uncertain about their job stability: ReportThe 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.

Here are some of the best workplaces for IT recognised for their exceptional culture and employee satisfaction, listed in no particular order:

Large Size Organisations:

–Adobe
Infosys Limited
–Accenture Solutions Private Limited

SME:

–Pitney Bowes India Private Limited
–Admiral India
–F5 Networks Innovation Private Limited

The report highlights that successful companies are focusing more on transparency, communication, and implementing fair compensation practices. It also shed light on the issue of ’employee burnout’ which 29 per cent of total employees in 2024 faced in the IT sector.

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IT companies that are actively investing in improving flexibility, fostering involvement in decision-making, and offering a better work-life balance are seeing positive results. These organisations are not only reducing burnout but are also boosting employee satisfaction, leading to higher retention rates and stronger morale.

In these challenging times, organisations that focus on building trust, enhancing employee engagement, and providing a sense of purpose are emerging stronger. Those excelling in these areas, particularly in sectors like IT and IT-enabled services (ITES), are successfully navigating the evolving landscape of the industry.

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