ResumeBuilder.com survey: 45% of US workers document workplace interactions more often than five years ago
Key points
- 45% of US workers document workplace interactions more often than five years ago; 7% do so less and 27% saw no change
- 74% of respondents have intentionally saved emails, messages or screenshots as potential proof
- One-on-one meetings with managers (32%) and difficult conversations (29%) are most often documented
- 22% have used an AI tool or notetaker to document automatically
ResumeBuilder.com's Workplace Documentation Report found that 45% of US workers document workplace interactions more often than they did five years ago, including 22% who do so much more often and 23% who do so somewhat more often. 7% do so less, and 27% saw no change. 74% of respondents said they had intentionally saved emails, messages or screenshots as potential proof. One-on-one meetings with managers were the most often documented (32%), followed by difficult conversations with colleagues or managers (29%). 22% said they had used an AI tool or meeting notetaker to document automatically.
Original report: Human Resources Director ↗Edited with AI assistance. Facts are based on official sources and original reports.