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Spot the Difference

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Spot the Difference: research into male & female career choices; how, when, why they differ, in UK-HQ companies. Reporting publicly from Jan 2018. @quayfiveltd

Great to work with @kiergroup on this report, building from initial findings from our report in 2017/8 #cultureshift

Today, we have launched our 2019 diversity research report: Attracting, retaining and developing a diverse workforce, read it in full here: kier.uk/2G2ZcrE

kiergroup's tweet image. Today, we have launched our 2019 diversity research report: Attracting, retaining and developing a diverse workforce, read it in full here: kier.uk/2G2ZcrE
kiergroup's tweet image. Today, we have launched our 2019 diversity research report: Attracting, retaining and developing a diverse workforce, read it in full here: kier.uk/2G2ZcrE


One of the factors involved in our research finding that women value accreditation more than men - it’s an objective assessment @quayfiveltd quayfiveltd


Great questions from an engaged audience with @EYnews and @FleurBothwick yesterday on the webcast about career ambitions and choices @quayfiveltd


Great to be able to apply our research to practical uses: 25th April working with @FleurBothwick @EYnews to discuss findings, insights & new ideas with the Accelerate programme @quayfiveltd


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Gen z is the biggest % of the population. Soon it will be the biggest % of the workforce. Make sure your leadership adapts for this in your culture #organisationaldynamics

Generational preferences at a glance #HR

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Interesting research from @SpotDiffUK and @quayfiveltd on #gender attitudes at #work. Download the full report here buff.ly/2Fzfh5c

TheReturnHub's tweet image. Interesting research from @SpotDiffUK and @quayfiveltd on #gender attitudes at #work. Download the full report here buff.ly/2Fzfh5c

(Final) Finding #23 from our research 6000 responses 13 companies : more women than men believe there are others in the organisation who act as their sponsor or advocate in their career progression @quayfiveltd


Finding #22 from our research 6000 responses 13 companies : women under 35 more likely than men to cite children as important in defining personal succes, but it flips at 35 and then men more likely to than women @quayfiveltd


Finding #21 from our research 6000 responses 13 companies : women are more likely than men to disagree that they can flex their career pace and not lose credibility long term @quayfiveltd


Finding #20 from our research 6000 responses 13 companies : 1/4 women reported sense of community at work gives a sustained sense of satisfaction in their career - only 15% men reported the same @quayfiveltd


Finding #19 from our research 6000 responses 13 companies: 2/3 women and nearly 3/4 men said their prime reason for moving company or industry was “financial or advancement opportunities” @quayfiveltd


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SO many interesting findings from @SpotDiffUK and @quayfiveltd research into women and men's corporate careers...

Finding #18 from our research 6000 responses 13 companies: women 15% more likely to say they didn’t understand their development and career progression path than men @quayfiveltd



Finding #18 from our research 6000 responses 13 companies: women 15% more likely to say they didn’t understand their development and career progression path than men @quayfiveltd


Finding #17 from our research 6000 responses 13 companies : more than half of women saw flexible working policies benefiting their own career profession, only just more than a third of men thought the same @quayfiveltd


Finding #16 from our research 6000 responses 13 companies : men and women both scored professional training & flexible working as top 2 most impactful corporate policies to aid progression @quayfiveltd


Finding #15 from our research 6000 responses 13 companies: after taking a break 28% women & 37% men returned to work due to being primary earner. Closer than you might think? @quayfiveltd


Finding #14 from our research 6000 responses 13 companies: only 50% women agree/strongly agree that women benefit from diversity & inclusion policies, while 73% of men do @quayfiveltd


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