#survey-results

#survey-results

Voters across party lines strongly support action on education and workforce development, with agreement on effective policy solutions.

A significant percentage of young professionals in India would purchase a compact smartphone if it matches flagship performance.

Only 13% of Americans feel very good about their finances, indicating a need for improved financial literacy.

Many corporate law departments are still struggling with inefficiencies in their operations.

The survey sheds light on the time-wasting areas identified by law department employees.

Most London businesses feel National Insurance increases will harm their operations, increasing concerns about government economic policies.

Most Londoners prefer to stay home with family support over other care options.

88% of Java professionals consider moving away from Oracle Java due to cost and preference for open source alternatives.

Blogging remains a crucial element in marketing strategies, with 65% of marketers confirming their companies maintain blogs.

The HubSpot team has released its first report on the state of blogging after ten years.

Business leaders expect a prolonged recovery from recent economic and political challenges, with 26% anticipating over two years to recover.

Generative AI has mixed perceptions among game developers, with 30% feeling it's detrimental to the industry.

Increased awareness of diversity in the gaming workforce shows a shift towards greater inclusion.

Commanders fans expect a win in their playoff game against the Buccaneers, with a significant portion confident despite being underdogs.

89% of older Americans want to age in place in their own homes, reflecting a strong preference for independence.

Public satisfaction with An Garda Síochána's service has slightly decreased, yet trust remains high among youth and adults.

IT leaders report overspending on cyber security tools, with 31% finding them the top overspend area.

Software supply chain security is increasingly prioritized by organizations, with 76% of leaders identifying it as a significant focus area.

A majority of Manchester United fans favor building a new stadium over redeveloping Old Trafford, as indicated by a recent survey.

A recent survey shows 80% of Americans believe words can constitute violence, raising concerns about perceptions of free speech.

The safest US states to hide from an alien invasion are determined by the frequency of UFO sightings and population density.

Many Americans experience 'daylight saving scaries' when preparing for the clock change, which can persist for weeks.

A significant percentage of people do not wash their hands after using the toilet or before handling food, posing health risks.

Most parents are undeterred by increasing school absence fines and consider term-time holidays despite potential penalties.

Many employees are resistant to return-to-office policies due to costs and the impact on work-life balance, risking job loss if enforced strictly.

Less than half of organizations employ best DevSecOps practices despite recognition of its importance in improving application security.

A clear trend is emerging in investing in security tools and practices among DevOps teams, signaling an increasing focus on security.

Americans perceive increasing weather risks to their homes due to climate change, with significant challenges in accessing homeowners insurance, especially among lower income groups.

Most organizations adopting DevOps practices prioritize improving the quality of applications over just accelerating development.

Small businesses invest in productivity tools through telecommunications budgets.

High housing and transportation costs are prompting one in five Massachusetts residents to consider leaving the state.

People feel worse about the economy but better about their personal finances, indicating a perception mismatch.

42% of Americans support the TikTok ban.

Email marketing remains relevant and preferred by consumers for brand communication.

Marriage equality brought safety, satisfaction, and stability to LGBTQ+ individuals, but many fear its potential reversal.

29% of global EV owners and 46% in the US are likely to switch back to internal combustion engine vehicles.

Different generations trust different brands, with Band-Aid, UPS, and Google being top contenders, showing variations in brand trust across age groups.