Michał Kwinta, Senior Community Manager at Mindspace Warsaw, was recently featured in an interview with Newseria, the Polish multimedia information agency. Michał talked about Mindspace’s recent Happiness Survey and what happiness means for workers in Poland.
Some highlights:
- In Poland, 80% of people say they’re happy or very happy at work
- A work environment that is uninspiring is one of the top reasons why people are unhappy at work
- Every fifth employee in Poland is looking for opportunities for personal development at work
- In Poland, 16% of companies do not check in with their employees to see how they feel about work
Watch the full interview here [in Polish]: https://info.newseria.pl/?show_news=470182395&t=47108ba96b6fc5674fcfa2379ad3b12e
Interested in learning more? Download the Happiness Survey here.
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