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Can’t address change. New study shows how Israeli Employees really feel about their CEOs post-October 7

18.09.24|Sponsored Content

A broad-range study reveals data concerning how employees view their CEOs since October 7. Only 10% of Israeli employees believe their CEOs have the resilience and capability to address change, compared to 17% of employees in Europe. CEOs aren’t defining direction or laying out clear visions. The gap is even greater in the tech sector. Jonanthan Pietra, owner of Great Place to Work Israel says, “The data is worrying and harms business performance.”