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Petersburgers do not like to gossip with their bosses at work

The main support in the workplace for St. Petersburgers are colleagues, not management or the company as a whole. This is reported by 360.ru.

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Petersburgers do not like to gossip with their bosses at work

The main support in the workplace for St. Petersburgers are colleagues, not management or the company as a whole. This is reported by 360.ru.

77% of respondents trust colleagues, 68% trust their employer, and 66% trust their immediate boss. At the same time, managers reciprocate with employees: 80% of directors and managers trust their team.

The survey revealed gender differences: St. Petersburg women trust the employer more (70% vs. 66% for men) and management (67% vs. 64%). One in three women is confident in their boss and colleagues. Among men, only 22% and 20%, respectively.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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