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Studies Weekly Office Culture Score
Studies Weekly Office Culture Score
100% of Studies Weekly employees have a close friend at work and typically socialize with team members Never outside of work. Learn more about Studies Weekly's Office Culture by Department, Gender, Ethnicity and more.
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Studies Weekly employees rank their office culture 10/100. 1 employees provided feedback on their office culture and whether it's a productive and collaborative environment.
100% of employees at Studies Weekly do not have a close friend at work.Most employees are not burnt out and also feel like they do not have a work life balance in their position.Compared to its competitors, Studies Weekly's office culture ranks in 1st place.
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How Studies Weekly's Office Culture Score is Calculated
What % of the time are you bored at work?
Do you feel burnt out at work?
Does someone you work with closely, make you want to quit your job?
Are you proud to be a part of your company?
Are you satisfied with your work/life balance?
Do you have a close friend at work?
How often do you socialize with team members outside of work?
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