Information Overload Threatens Frontline Workers’ Job Satisfaction, Survey Shows‌ ‌

The study found that three in 10 are either unsure or positive their company cannot provide them with up-to-date and consistent training resources. NICK FEWINGS VIA UNSPLASH.

One in five frontline workers feel so overwhelmed by information at their job that they’ve considered quitting.

A new poll of 1,000 U.S. workers in retail, food service, fitness, and hospitality found that 83% of workers feel overwhelmed to some degree by the amount of information they need to do their jobs properly.