The “EY 2024 Work Reimagined Survey” highlights a significant rise in generative AI (GenAI) usage at work, increasing from 22% in 2023 to 75% across 27 industries globally. GenAI adoption is notably high in the tech sector (90%), while government and public sectors trail (60%). The survey, which covers 17,350 employees and 1,595 The survey also underscores a shift in workforce dynamics, with a growing disconnect from traditional career concepts. Nearly 38% of employees express an intent to quit within a year, a trend led by millennials and Gen Z. Organizations face challenges in achieving a "Talent Advantage," which includes optimizing talent health, technology integration, and workplace culture. Although companies with a Talent Advantaged function show notable productivity gains, about 70% of employers have yet to reach this status. The findings stress the need for employers to strategically address evolving employee expectations to enhance talent attraction, retention, and business outcomes.
EY Survey Reveals GenAI Adoption, Talent Health Trends
employers from 23 countries, reveals a net positive impact on productivity and high-value work. More than half of GenAI users rate their organization's training programs as "Above Average" or "Excellent." Generational discrepancies in GenAI adoption persist, with millennials (27%) utilizing the technology more extensively than baby boomers (7%).























