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From an age perspective<\/b><\/p>\n
People of all ages chose “less than a year” as their top response — even those in their mid-30s and above.<\/p>\n
36 to 40<\/p>\n
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46 to 50<\/p>\n
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No difference between men and women<\/b><\/p>\n
Men and women were nearly identical in their responses, with the most popular answer as “less than a year” and least popular “indefinitely.”<\/p>\n
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Executives want to stick around; HR and Communications also in it for the long haul<\/b><\/p>\n
From a department perspective, the only groups to choose something other than “less than 1 year” as the top response were those in executive roles, HR, and communications.<\/p>\n
The top answer among executives was “indefinitely” (23%), while the top answer for HR and communications workers was “more than two years” (29% and 26%, respectively).<\/p>\n
Executive<\/p>\n
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HR<\/p>\n
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Communications<\/p>\n
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The latest reading is as of April 2.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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