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Companies want growth, but workers are too busy to deliver it

  • Posted on September 20, 2026
  • By The Globe and Mail
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  • 1 min read
In brief

Recent workforce analytics reveal a critical productivity paradox: organizations pursuing aggressive growth strategies face significant obstacles as employees struggle with overwhelming workloads and competing priorities. The research indicates that nearly 50% of the global workforce lacks sufficient capacity to drive meaningful organizational progress, a challenge exacerbated by artificial intelligence implementation requiring staff to manage additional responsibilities alongside existing duties. This imbalance between corporate ambitions and employee bandwidth threatens sustained business expansion.

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Companies want growth, but workers are too busy to deliver it
Companies want growth, but workers are too busy to deliver it

Korn Ferry’s latest global workforce research finds nearly half of workers are too busy to deliver meaningful results, while many are juggling multiple roles and heavier workloads as a result of AI
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