Survey Reveals 60% of Employees Hesitant to Speak Up at Work

A survey by Radical Candor found that 60% of employees are hesitant to voice concerns at work, highlighting a growing trust gap between leaders and workers. Executives cited lack of honest feedback as a primary concern, while employees expressed fear of speaking up amid layoffs and uncertain work environments.

By Sophie Caldwell · CNBC ·

Survey Reveals 60% of Employees Hesitant to Speak Up at Work

Topics: employee feedback leadership psychological safety trust gap workplace communication

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