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“It is important for organizations to consider their unique business strategies, work/jobs structures and cultures when designing optimal work models — emphasizing that there is not a one-size-fits-all solution,” she said.

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That is one of the top challenges right now — leaders are focused on budgets, employees want growth and recognition, and HR is left designing a total compensation strategy that doesn’t involve printing money in the breakroom.

.; “While it’s too early to know exactly where 2026 will go, the data shows us where hiring has been, and that type of clarity matters,” said Employ chief people officer Stephanie Manzelli.

And yet research conducted jointly by the Collegiate Employment Research Institute at Michigan State University (MSU) and Intern Bridge found interesting differences, based on socioeconomic status, in the types of internships students landed.

By contrast, employees feel gratitude to companies that give them more flexibility and show trust: as one such employee said, “if my company is going to come in and give me this flexibility, then I’m going to be the first to give them 100%.”

For example, over the past decade, many incentive plans have become overly complex, with too many metrics and other plan design “bells and whistles.”

The impact matrix utilizes a straightforward scatterplot design (see Figure 1).