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Monthly Archives: April 2025
Survey Releases
AI in Recruitment Backlash: Job Seekers Push Back Against Overreliance on AI in Hiring
30
Apr
Apr
Job seekers overwhelmingly prefer human interaction during hiring, while companies push AI adoption, sparking concerns about the loss of personal connection in recruitment.
Market Research Basics, Questionniares
Matrix Survey Questions: How to Use Matrix Questions Effectively
30
Apr
Apr
Learn everything about matrix survey questions, including examples, templates, and best practices to create effective surveys using matrix questions.
Survey Releases
How Much Should I be Saving for College? Majority of Students Plan to Work and Save as Higher Education Costs Rise
28
Apr
Apr
Facing growing education costs, most students plan to save, work, and live at home, with many expecting to borrow money and expressing concerns about future student loan repayments.
26
Apr
Apr
Nearly two-thirds of Americans fear running out of money more than death, with inflation, taxes, and daily expenses creating major barriers to saving for retirement.
Survey Releases
Mother’s Day Restaurant Trends Reveal Moms Want Scenic Views, Family Time, and Multiple Celebrations
26
Apr
Apr
Moms want early celebrations, scenic views, and multiple parties this Mother’s Day. Plan ahead with family brunches and waterfront dining to give her the unforgettable day she deserves.
Survey Releases
Overwhelmed with Debt: Most Americans with Poor Credit Scores Have More Debt Than Is Manageable
25
Apr
Apr
One in three consumers struggle with debt. Only 3% of those with Poor credit are debt-free, compared to 36% with Excellent credit, highlighting how financial habits and credit health connect.
Survey Releases
US Canada Relations at a Low Point as Donald Trump’s Presidency Gives Canadians Second Thoughts About Moving South
24
Apr
Apr
For many Canadians, the American dream is dimming. Trump’s presidency and new tariffs have made over half reconsider moving south, despite earlier hopes of higher pay and lower taxes.
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Apr
Apr
A rare point of agreement in America: pharmaceutical companies are overwhelmingly viewed unfavorably across every demographic, with drug prices seen as too high with profits widely blamed for the cost.
22
Apr
Apr
Two-in-five (41%) retired Americans feel their finances don’t support their desired retirement, and though most (92%) don’t currently have side gigs, many (60%) wish they did to improve financial stability.
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