Remote Professional Networking Data: Savanta
Savanta reveals data from 500 Americans who are working from home about their professional networking.
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Data highlights: Work from Home
51% of the working Americans are currently working from homePreferred mode of networking during the pandemic
46% of the working Americans are networking on social media platforms 35% of the working Americans are attending virtual meetups Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to attend virtual meetups (44%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (26%) 26% of the working Americans are connecting with their ex-colleagues/mentors using virtual audio/video meetings Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to connect with their ex-colleague/mentors using virtual audio/video meetings (34%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (17%) 26% of the working Americans are attending virtual conferences/seminars/live events Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to attend virtual conferences/seminars/live events (33%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (17%) 16% of the working Americans are connecting with their alumni using virtual audio/video meetings Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to connect with their alumni using virtual audio/video meetings (23%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (9%)Preferred sources to enhance the professional network
54% of the working Americans use Facebook to enhance their network 39% of the working Americans use LinkedIn to enhance their network Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to use LinkedIn to enhance their professional network (48%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (30%) 22% of the working Americans use Twitter to enhance their network Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to use Twitter to enhance their professional network (31%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (12%) 13% of the working Americans use industry association networks 12% of the working Americans use Meetup to enhance their network Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to use Meetup to enhance their professional network (16%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (7%)Professional networking during the pandemic
43% of the working Americans feel that networking online makes it easy to start communication Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to feel that networking online makes it easy to start communication (52%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (34%) 42% of the working Americans have increased their social/professional connections since the pandemic started Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to have increased their social/professional connections since the pandemic started (49%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (35%) 41% of the working Americans believe that online tools have helped them in getting more business Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to believe that online tools have helped them in getting more business (54%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (27%) 38% of the working Americans have increased communication with manager/colleague since working remotely Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to have increased communication with manager/colleague since working remotely (51%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (25%) 33% of the working Americans feel that virtual happy hours positively impact their relationship with colleagues on a personal level Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to feel that virtual happy hours positively impact their relationship with colleagues on a personal level (41%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (24%)Activities performed to stay professionally connected
41% of the working Americans joined various professional groups on social media 34% of the working Americans researched and connected with industry experts on virtual platforms like LinkedIn Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to have researched and connected with industry experts on virtual platforms (39%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (28%) 23% of the working Americans connected with speakers and panel representatives after virtual conferences Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to have connected with speakers and panel representatives after virtual conferences (29%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (17%) 17% of the working Americans wrote blogs and articles on social media to increase relevant connections Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to have written blogs and articles to increase relevant connections (23%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (10%) 16% of the working Americans enrolled for paid meetups and professional gatherings Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to have enrolled for paid professional meetups (21%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (11%)Activities performed by the companies to increase interactions
34% of the companies organize weekly knowledge sharing sessions Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to claim that their company organizes weekly knowledge sharing sessions (41%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (27%) 32% of the companies have increased communication for the senior leadership Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to claim that their company have increased communication from senior leadership (42%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (21%) 31% of the companies encourage the informal chat sessions Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to claim that their company encourages the informal chat sessions (36%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (26%) 24% of the companies organize virtual hangouts/coffee breaks 18% of the companies provide mental health helpline Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to claim that their company provides mental health helpline (22%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (13%) 12% of the companies provide office furniture and supplies for the home office Americans who are currently working from home are more likely to claim that their company provides office furniture for the home office (18%) than those who are currently working from outside home/place of work (7%)For more information, please contact sadia.corey@savanta.com or press@savanta.com
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