Rising financial concerns amid an uncertain job market, increasing work pressure as several companies focus on optimizing manpower as well as health related concerns are leading to eight out of 10 individuals experiencing stress fairly often daily, according to a study by HappyPlus Consulting based of a sample of 15,000 people. However, despite 79% of …
In today’s competitive business landscape, continuous improvement and personal growth are essential not only for individuals but also for organizations. One of the key tools that have emerged to facilitate this growth is the 360-degree feedback platform. Among the multitude of options available, one platform stands out: HappyPlus 360. But what makes HappyPlus 360 different …
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Performance appraisals, once hailed as a cornerstone of talent management, are falling out of favor in the corporate world. A staggering 95% of managers expressed their dissatisfaction with traditional performance management software in a recent study (CEB). Furthermore, the use of annual performance reviews continues to decline over time. These statistics paint a clear picture: …
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It is safe to say that Finland has become the world’s happiest country after retaining the first position in the World Happiness Report for six consecutive years. India, on the other hand, stands merely at 126th position out of the 137 countries taken into consideration in the 2023 survey. However, to change the narrative about …
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GUWAHATI, Mar 19: Negative emotions such as stress, anger, sadness and worry have increased among Indians post-COVID-19 pandemic with struggle and suffering increasing in recent times, a study has found. According to ‘The State of Happiness 2023’ report by consulting firm HappyPlus, negative or unhappy experiences are on the rise with 35 per cent of …
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Guwahati: Corona epidemic has played with our emotions. Evaporated our joys. A recent study has revealed that 35 percent of Indians infected with Covid are still deeply depressed. It has been revealed in the Happiness-2023 report released by HappyPlus that negative emotions like stress, anger, sadness and anxiety are high among the victims of Covid. …
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Around 35% of respondents of the State of Happiness 2023 survey stated that they have experienced stress, anger, and sadness post-pandemic. More people in India are struggling with negative emotions such as stress, anger, sadness, and worry, according to the State of Happiness 2023 report by consulting firm HappyPlus. About 35% of the respondents stated …
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According to ‘The State of Happiness 2023’ report by consulting firm HappyPlus, negative or unhappy experiences are on the rise with 35 per cent of the respondents stating that they have felt such emotions compared to 33 per cent in 2022. Arunachal Pradesh tops the list of negative emotions with 60 per cent of the …
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HappyPlus Report कोविड-19 महामारी के बाद भारतीयों में तनाव गुस्सा उदासी और चिंता जैसी नकारात्मक भावनाएं बढ़ी हैं और हाल के दौर में संघर्ष और पीड़ा बढ़े है। एक अध्ययन में यह बात सामने आई है गुवाहाटी, पीटीआई। कोविड-19 महामारी के बाद भारतीयों में तनाव, गुस्सा, उदासी और चिंता जैसी नकारात्मक भावनाएं बढ़ी हैं और …
Guwahati, Mar 19 (PTI) Negative emotions such as stress, anger, sadness and worry have increased among Indians post-COVID-19 pandemic with struggle and suffering increasing in recent times, a study has found. According to ‘The State of Happiness 2023’ report by consulting firm HappyPlus, negative or unhappy experiences are on the rise with 35 per cent …
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