Momentive (software company)

AAPI Data and SurveyMonkey Deliver Powerful New Insights About AANHPI Experiences Around Work, Representation, Hate Crimes, and More

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Mardi, juin 4, 2024
Professional Services, Public Policy, Government, DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion), Other Consumer, Public Safety, Consumer, Assault, Census, Alaska Natives, AAPI, ERG, Friends, Momentive (software company), NHPI, Pacific Islander, Safety, Policy, Native Hawaiians, Family, Education, Completeness, Cyberbullying, Organization, African Americans, Geography, Workplace, AANHPI, Partnership, Growth, Hatred, Drug

In addition, AIAN (68%) and NHPI (59%) are much more likely to identify as an American than their racial group or heritage at work.

Key Points: 
  • In addition, AIAN (68%) and NHPI (59%) are much more likely to identify as an American than their racial group or heritage at work.
  • Yet among friends, 63% of Asians and 59% of NHPI Americans view themselves as a member of their race, ethnicity, or heritage.
  • Asian workers feel a lack of leadership representation at work and continue to look to employee resource groups for support.
  • Asian Americans remain hesitant to report hate crimes, and nearly one-third feel less safe in public spaces compared to last year.

SurveyMonkey Announces the Return of Curiosity Con

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Mardi, mai 21, 2024
Technology, Human Resources, Marketing, Communications, Professional Services, Small Business, Software, Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Magic, FranklinCovey, Education, Lean In, CIO, Momentive (software company), Lean, HR, Magic Johnson Enterprises, CX

WHAT: SurveyMonkey , a global leader in online surveys and forms, today announced the return of Curiosity Con , the company’s trademark annual event.

Key Points: 
  • WHAT: SurveyMonkey , a global leader in online surveys and forms, today announced the return of Curiosity Con , the company’s trademark annual event.
  • The event will feature insightful sessions that showcase how feedback fuels success for marketing, CX, and HR professionals.
  • The keynote speakers are Earvin “Magic” Johnson, chairman and CEO at Magic Johnson Enterprises, in conversation with Eric Johnson, CEO at SurveyMonkey, discussing the magic of curiosity.
  • Throughout the session, attendees will hear about the transformative power of curiosity to grow your career, transform your organization, and even redefine your industry.

Sleep Doctor Survey Finds 4 in 5 Gen Z Parents Administer Medications or Substances to Aid Their Children's Sleep

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Mardi, mai 14, 2024
Parent, CBD, Melatonin, Sleep, Education, Exercise, THC, Gen, Millennials, Momentive (software company), Generation Z, Caregiver, Woman, Benadryl, Pharmaceutical industry

SEATTLE, May 14, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Sleep Doctor, the leading online source for sleep health, improvement, and education, has published a recent survey report investigating the frequency of parents administering substances, such as melatonin and Benadryl, to help their children sleep. The report also shares insight into other strategies parents employ to help their kids sleep that do not require medications. The survey garnered responses from 1,201 parents.    

Key Points: 
  • The report also shares insight into other strategies parents employ to help their kids sleep that do not require medications.
  • Among this group, Millennial and Gen Z parents were more likely to say they have given their children sleep aids than older generations.
  • Additionally, survey findings reveal that the majority of parents admit to administering melatonin to aid their children's sleep.
  • Although melatonin was the most frequently used substance, parents also reported using Benadryl, herbal sleep aids, non-prescription sleep aids, and prescription sleep medications.

9 in 10 PAs Say the PA Licensure Compact is Taking Too Long to Implement

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Jeudi, mai 9, 2024
Momentive (software company), Travel, Patient, PAS, Engineering plastic

PEABODY, Mass., May 9, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Barton Associates, the 4th largest locum tenens staffing agency in the United States with nine offices nationwide, conducted a survey of its network of physician assistants (PAs) to gauge their opinions about the PA Licensure Compact, which was recently officially activated in eight states.

Key Points: 
  • A majority of PAs who voiced an opinion (99.7%) say they support the implementation of the PA Licensure Compact.
  • The PA Licensure Compact is an interstate arrangement in which participating states agree to recognize a valid, unencumbered PA license issued by another compact state through a compact privilege.
  • The findings showed that around nine in 10 PAs who had an opinion (91%) agreed that the PA Licensure Compact is taking too long to implement.
  • In addition, 99.5% of surveyed PAs with an opinion agree that every state should implement the PA Licensure Compact.

College Savings Foundation 2024 Youth Survey: What Gen Z Wants from Higher Ed and How They Will Pay for It

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Jeudi, mai 2, 2024
Education, Public university, Private university, Momentive (software company), Community college, Sport, Parent, Generation Z, Friends, CSF, Multimedia, Student, Perdoceo

WASHINGTON, May 2, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Today's high schoolers are preparing for adulthood by amping up their plans to save, work and pay for higher education in order to achieve their long-term career goals.

Key Points: 
  • -- CSF Chair Chris McGee
    These are among the findings of the College Savings Foundation's (CSF) 15th Annual Youth Survey of 1,000 seniors, juniors and sophomores across the country.
  • (See Infographic of data summary):
    More students are saving – and saving more: 57% are saving for higher education, up from 50% last year.
  • 77% of those have saved more than $1,000, including 26% who have saved more than $5,000, up from 17% last year.
  • More students will pay their way: 56% of students plan to pay for all (20%) or part (36%) of higher education costs, up from 48% last year.

KeyBank Survey Finds Signs of Confidence with Small Business Owners Coupled With Concerns about Inflation, Fraud and Political Noise

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Jeudi, mai 2, 2024
Leg, Ambiguity, Small business, Policy, Uncertainty, Theft, SBA, Business, Employment, Risk management, Eye, Bank, Momentive (software company), KeyBank, Fraud

CLEVELAND, May 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Often the first to feel the effects of inflation and economic volatility, small business owners are optimistic about their businesses, even as economic challenges remain. KeyBank's 2024 Small Business Survey found that 65% of small business owners feel confident they could fund their operating expenses for one month with their cash reserves, if an unexpected need arose.

Key Points: 
  • KeyBank's 2024 Small Business Survey found that 65% of small business owners feel confident they could fund their operating expenses for one month with their cash reserves, if an unexpected need arose.
  • Despite these concerns, small business owners are well-adjusted and taking precautionary measures to protect their businesses—and the employees and communities they serve.
  • Banks are at a pivotal moment to help their small business clients navigate cash flow and business operation concerns—and small business owners are turning to them for advice.
  • KeyBank offers a range of tools, including the KeyBank Small Business Check-In , KeyBank Small Business Financial Review and the Business Cash Flow Calculator .

Intelligent.com Survey Reveals 1 in 3 College Students Believe TikTok Ban Will Negatively Impact Their Grades

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Jeudi, avril 11, 2024
Gen, Generation Z, Student, Mental health, Learning, Momentive (software company), Social media, News, Nursing

SEATTLE, April 11, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Intelligent.com, a platform dedicated to helping young professionals navigate the future of work, has published a recent survey report delving into Gen Z college students' perspectives on the potential ban of TikTok in the United States. The report also provides insight into the types of content that students engage with on the app. Overall, Intelligent.com researchers surveyed 929 current four-year college students.    

Key Points: 
  • According to survey findings, 47 percent of college students report using TikTok 'every day,' while 19 percent say 'a few times per week,' and 9 percent say 'a few times per month.'
  • Among all respondents, 41 percent oppose a TikTok ban, 40 percent support a ban, and 19 percent are uncertain of their stance on the issue.
  • Besides using TikTok for help with schoolwork, many college students also consume mental health, career, and news-related content on the app.
  • Seventy-three percent of college students who use TikTok believe the app has had a 'very positive' or 'somewhat positive' impact on their lives.

A Warning to Schools: More Than Two-Thirds of Parents Say They Would Take Legal Action if Their Child’s Photos Were Misused

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Jeudi, avril 4, 2024
Parent, Privacy, Student, School, CO, Momentive (software company), Child, Pique, Tutoring

For example, in a single 2022 analysis of some 18 million student photos, researchers found almost 5 million instances where students are identifiable.

Key Points: 
  • For example, in a single 2022 analysis of some 18 million student photos, researchers found almost 5 million instances where students are identifiable.
  • Parents of public school students are less likely or less able to monitor content involving their children than private school parents are.
  • “The main takeaway from the survey is that parents want more control over student content than ever before,” said pixevety CEO and Co-Founder Colin Anson.
  • The survey, “Parental Attitudes Around Student Privacy and Protection of Photos,” received 375 responses via SurveyMonkey and was conducted in the U.S. from March 10-12, 2024.

Zebra Banking Survey Finds Half of Employees May Quit Due to Outdated Tech

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Vendredi, mars 22, 2024
Professional Services, Data Management, Security, Apps, Applications, Technology, Networks, Banking, Job satisfaction, Software, Zebra Technologies, Senior, Workforce, Momentive (software company), Calendar, Management

About half (49%) of branch employees spend more time weekly on administrative and operational tasks than on serving customers.

Key Points: 
  • About half (49%) of branch employees spend more time weekly on administrative and operational tasks than on serving customers.
  • Findings revealed that outdated tech and legacy systems are not meeting employee and customer expectations.
  • Zebra’s fifth annual International Branch Banking Employee Survey revealed that nearly half of the branch managers and employees may leave due to low job satisfaction, driven by outdated branch tech.
  • The fifth annual International Branch Banking Employee Survey was conducted in December 2023 by third-party research firm Survey Monkey.

Survey Finds Broad Consumer Recognition, Trust, Understanding, and Support for DAA's AdChoices Icon

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Mardi, avril 2, 2024
DAA, Trust, AdChoices, Privacy, Momentive (software company), Advertising, Digital

NEW YORK, April 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Americans broadly recognize, understand, trust, and support the ubiquitous blue triangular AdChoices icon that appears across ads, websites, and apps and provides access to information and choices about ads, according to a new survey conducted by the Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA). The survey found that approximately four out of five respondents recognize the AdChoices Icon, find it useful, say it is easy to understand, and want to continue to have access to icon-based information and choices about advertising.

Key Points: 
  • "The AdChoices Icon program is one of the great success stories in modern advertising self-regulation," said Lou Mastria, President & CEO of the DAA.
  • Four in five respondents (79%) recognized the AdChoices Icon, with respondents saying they recognize it a great deal (45%) or somewhat (34%).
  • More than three-quarters (78%) said the AdChoices Icon is useful, with respondents saying it is very (24%) or somewhat (54%) useful.
  • By a similar two-to-one margin, respondents said policymakers should encourage companies to use the AdChoices Icon (70%) vs. creating different icons/tools (30%).