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Report: The major factors driving employee disengagement in 2025
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According to Adaptavist, 43% of respondents who don’t understand why they’re doing certain tasks work reported disengagement, compared to just 32% among those who understand the why.
Another factor leading to disengagement is overuse of corporate jargon, like “KPIs,” “efficiency,” or “action items,” for example.
Finally, 27% say they feel overwhelmed by “digital noise” and 67% experience it some of the time.
According to Adaptavist, those impacted negatively by digital noise are more likely to consider technology as having a negative impact on their mental health.
“With over a quarter of workers overwhelmed by digital noise, it’s clear that teams need tools that support effective collaboration, purposeful communication, and which don’t exacerbate stress and workloads.
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