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Barometer
The magnetic workplace barometer framework aims to quantify the confidence level of senior executives regarding how attractive or "magnetic" their workplace is for the employees today and 5 years from now. The barometer takes into consideration a number of qualities around three main pillars: productivity and infrastructure; employee engagement; and culture. It also provides country- and industry- specific insights. Let’s explore the keys for “The magnetic workplace”, which ensures employee retention and drives sustainable business growth and productivity.
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