BOSS Survey: What People Think About Life and Work in the Islands
Business leaders and local residents report on remote work, masking, events, tourism, paying for local products and more.
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Business leaders and local residents report on remote work, masking, events, tourism, paying for local products and more.
Compared to before the pandemic, most of the 421 respondents say finding employees is still difficult.
421 business owners and execs say revenue, profit and employee counts are up, but optimism about Hawai‘i’s economy is falling.
BOSS survey shows revenue is up, and so are expectations for the future.
BOSS Survey and 808 Poll asked 396 Hawai‘i business leaders and 444 members of the public to share their thoughts on pressing issues.
BOSS Survey shows retail companies are optimistic despite escalating worries about rent, online competition and finding workers.
BOSS Survey shows revenue was up, but profits and optimism about Hawai‘i’s business climate have slipped.
BOSS Survey shows more companies are doing well despite hiring problems and a sharp rise in vendor prices.
Surveys of business leaders and the general public ask about remote work, shopping, eating out and more.
BOSS Survey looks at key factors in company performance – inside and outside the tourism industry.
We asked about personal vaccination statuses, whether workplaces have vaccination policies and how concerned people are about contracting the virus.
We asked business executives and the general public about the state of their companies, how they feel about the future and more.
BOSS Survey of business leaders and 808 Poll of the general public ask people about their personal finances, their children’s education during the pandemic, and Biden vs. Trump.
The BOSS Survey of 447 local business owners and executives statewide compares the construction industry to other local sectors.
BOSS Survey of 447 business owners and executives finds lackluster performance on all three measures for most local companies
BOSS Survey of 447 business owners and executives finds the most optimism about the local economy since 2004.
Meanwhile, many other companies are “flourishing,” according to two local surveys that provide insight into the local economy and people’s outlook on the future.
BOSS – the Business Outlook and Sentiment Survey – is a statewide survey of business leaders in Hawai‘i. The 808 Poll is a survey of the general public in Hawai‘i.
Surveys of business leaders and the general public ask about your future actions, diversity at your workplace and who uses which social medium.
You already know the big picture.These two surveys fill in some of the details about what happened to businesses and people during the first eight months of the pandemic, and what the new normal looks like to them.
Our separate surveys of business leaders and the general public reveal opinions on voting by mail and the Jones Act, and how they use social media When Hawai‘i lawmakers mandated this year’s election would be conducted mostly by mail, a…
BOSS Mini Survey of 88 local retail executives asks about revenue, profit and staffing; e-commerce and competition; and retailers’ biggest worries going forward. Part IV in a series that concludes Monday. Hawaii Business Magazine and the research team at Anthology…
BOSS Survey of 404 local executives asks about Hawai‘i’s economic recovery, expected changes within their companies, the challenges of working from home, how they’ve adjusted their personal habits and more. Part III in a five-part series. Hawaii Business Magazine and…
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