I'm extremely skeptical of surveys like this, and more skeptical about how they're reported. A person's answer can vary from one hour to the next, and an entire

I'm extremely skeptical of surveys like this, and more skeptical about how they're reported. A person's answer can vary from one hour to the next, and an entire cohort's answer can vary based on what's in the news today. Then, when it gets reported, the article focuses on what gets the most attention. It reports on America, even though if you look at the survey's own data you find that American workers' engagement is higher than most of the world. It reports on a 10-year low, even though the overall trend is that engagement has gotten higher over time, and the current dip isn't very pronounced. Because if they didn't do that, there wouldn't be much to report on. The truth is that there isn't. But, Gallup is selling this survey methodology, so.