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    "You have so many people who have left console development because it's become so expensive, so time-consuming and only the major players can partake, which means you get projects that aren't as creative and projects where you aren't as involved because you're a smaller cog in the machine. I think that's going to be really hard for them to get those people back" - Games founder Jeremy Pope Former GTA Producer: Why I'll Never Work On Violent Games Again | GamesIndustry International  
    Added: 05/20/2013 from GameIndustry International Published: 05/20/2013
    37% of fathers with children under age 17 believe the ideal situation for young children was to have a mother who does not work at all outside the home, down from 54% in 2009 Modern Parenthood | Pew Social  
    Added: 05/09/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 03/14/2013
    45% of US moms believe the best thing for a young child is to have a mother who works part time, compared to 41% for dads Modern Parenthood | Pew Social  
    Added: 05/09/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 03/14/2013
    23% of married mothers would prefer to work full time Modern Parenthood | Pew Social  
    Added: 05/09/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 03/14/2013
    49% of unmarried mothers would prefer to work full time, up from 26% in 2007 Modern Parenthood | Pew Social  
    Added: 05/09/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 03/14/2013
    37% of working mothers would prefer to work full time, up from 21% in 2007 Modern Parenthood | Pew Social  
    Added: 05/09/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 03/14/2013
    32% of US mothers with children under 18 would prefer to work full time, up from 20% in 2007 Modern Parenthood | Pew Social  
    Added: 05/09/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 03/14/2013
    56% of working moms find it difficult to balance work and family life, compared to 50% for dads Modern Parenthood | Pew Social  
    Added: 05/09/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 03/14/2013
    "I want to give [employees] a forum to bring up anything that's on their minds. I want to make sure they understand that their thoughts and feelings are important and the company is hearing them. These conversations can act as a catalyst for management and executive team conversations with employees" - DeNA head of culture and communications Sarah Fuchs Talking Shop: DeNA's Head of Culture and Communication | GamesIndustry International  
    Added: 04/22/2013 from GameIndustry International Published: 04/22/2013
    61% of US workers say the option to telecommute has or would have an impact on their decision to take or stay at a job Harris Poll 14 - Working from home  
    Added: 03/20/2013 from Harris Interactive Published: 03/11/2013
    68% of US women believe working from home improves productivity and work output, compared to 60% for men Harris Poll 14 - Working from home  
    Added: 03/20/2013 from Harris Interactive Published: 03/11/2013
    81% of US workers believe working in an office setting improves communication and collaboration Harris Poll 14 - Working from home  
    Added: 03/20/2013 from Harris Interactive Published: 03/11/2013
    83% of US workers believe some of the best ideas and decisions can result from in-person meetings and discussions Harris Poll 14 - Working from home  
    Added: 03/20/2013 from Harris Interactive Published: 03/11/2013
    84% of US workers believe working together in an office setting adds to team camaraderie Harris Poll 14 - Working from home  
    Added: 03/20/2013 from Harris Interactive Published: 03/11/2013
    19% of Americans believe the job market in their region of the country will decline in the next 6 months Harris Poll 9 - February Economy  
    Added: 02/27/2013 from Harris Interactive Published: 02/26/2013
    48% of Americans believe the job market in their region of the country is bad Harris Poll 9 - February Economy  
    Added: 02/27/2013 from Harris Interactive Published: 02/26/2013
    15% of consumers worldwide are worried about their job security Job Concerns on Par with Global Economic Fears in Q4 2012 | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 02/19/2013 from Nielsen Published: 02/19/2013
    13% of North American consumers are worried about their job security Job Concerns on Par with Global Economic Fears in Q4 2012 | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 02/19/2013 from Nielsen Published: 02/19/2013
    51% of women in the US would prefer a job outside the home In U.S., Half of Women Prefer a Job Outside the Home  
    Added: 09/10/2012 from Gallup Published: 09/07/2012
    65% of CEOs believe ethics and values are key attributes in drawing out the best from their workforces, compared to 63% for collaborative environments, and 58% for purpose and mission IBM 2012 Global CEO Study  
    Added: 06/02/2012 from IBM Published: 05/22/2012