In the 2023 State of the Workforce Engagement Trends, employees increasingly prioritize their interests over the company's long-term goals and social contributions. After experiencing considerable ups and downs over the pandemic years, engagement trends have stabilized. Regarding encouraging and promoting involvement, data also shows that frontline managers have assumed the "most impactful" seat at the table. Women senior executives' engagement and dedication have also decreased, making their retention a real risk factor for many firms.
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