Organisational Culture
60% of India Inc staff unhappy with their reporting managers: A survey

In a recent study by TimesJobs of 1,005 working professionals, it is revealed that 60% of India Inc staffs are not happy with their reporting managers.
The study had some very worrisome data points with unappreciative nature of the boss topping the list of disturbing workplace elements. 80% of them also reported of not being appreciated for their work in the previous months and a whopping 90% said that their manager does not know what motivates his/her team members to be productive.

Of the employees who raised concerns about the lack of recognition at the workplace, only 5% said that they are appreciated weekly. 20% of them said they are appreciated only monthly. In fact, 35% claimed they have never been appreciated for their contribution to the workplace only quarterly while 30% said they are appreciated annually. Sadly, 10% of them have never been appreciated at their work.
Nearly 15% feels that they have a biased boss followed by 10% who face difficulties in getting along with their bosses.
Shedding more light on the overall state of work culture in India Inc, only 5% rated their reporting manager to be excellent in providing reward and recognition while 30% felt they are poor. 25% felt they are just good and the remaining 30% said as being satisfactory.
A highly engaged and regularly motivated workforce is essential in today's’ competitive environment to ensure success and a dissatisfied employee is a liability which no organization can afford.
So reporting managers should gear up and look after their team and create an atmosphere of positivity and productivity.
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