Food and beverage workers face highest workplace communication pressure, data finds
Out of 1,000 job descriptions in this sector, 864 mentioned communication directly, with nearly 1% of negative employee reviews referencing communication frustrations.
Food and beverage workers were the most overwhelmed by workplace communication, research from Publicate found.
Out of 1,000 job descriptions in this sector, 864 mentioned communication directly, with nearly 1% of negative employee reviews referencing communication frustrations.
The industry generated more than 2,500 LinkedIn posts in seven days.
Real estate and property ranked second, recording the highest percentage of negative Glassdoor reviews mentioning communication at 1.79%.
Workers in this sector faced pressure to remain available across emails, calls, WhatsApp messages and client updates.
Public relations came third.
The sector generated 2,646 LinkedIn posts in seven days, while 634 out of 1,000 job listings referenced communication directly.
Construction ranked fourth, with 330 job descriptions mentioning communication and 0.93% of negative reviews referencing communication issues.
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