Do you ever feel burned out?
See what Arianna learned from her survey
Are we too in touch with our tech? Are we working our way to burnout? See 3 key insights from Arianna’s survey.
1 in 5 of us feel chronically behind
Feeling like you’re always behind in your life? You’re not alone. About 19% of Americans say they do—with no difference between men and women.
Life gets easier as we age
Seniors are the least likely to feel behind—and those over 65 who are still working are the most likely to be happy with their jobs.
Are we connected to the right things?
About 4 in 10 Americans reach for their phone every morning when they wake up. That number rises to 6 in 10 among millennials, who are also more likely to say they feel “addicted” to their devices.
Methodology: Respondents for this SurveyMonkey online poll were selected from the more than 2 million people who take surveys on the SurveyMonkey platform each day. Data was weighted for age, race, gender, and education to reflect the demographic composition of adults living in the United States. See more information on the methodology.
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