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A BambooHR report finds major U.S. state differences in employee happiness, linked more to growth and meaningful work than location, income, or politics.
A new BambooHR report reveals a nearly 40-point gap in employee happiness between U.S. states, with no clear link to income, education, or political affiliation.
Using anonymized Net Promoter Scores (eNPS), the study finds that job satisfaction is more tied to access to growth opportunities and meaningful work than geography.
High satisfaction in some states correlates with high turnover, suggesting workers are optimistic about moving on, while low satisfaction with low turnover—seen in California and Minnesota—may indicate disengagement or "quiet quitting."
The findings urge leaders to use eNPS, wellness, and performance data together to address underlying issues and foster long-term engagement.
Un informe de BambooHR encuentra grandes diferencias estatales en la felicidad de los empleados, vinculadas más al crecimiento y al trabajo significativo que a la ubicación, los ingresos o la política.