Metrics never stop unveiling fascinating insights and the workplace satisfaction articles this week are an excellent example.
Although the share traffic was within average numbers, actual page views for the opera and orchestra articles were 38 percent and 71 percent higher than average, respectively.
Even though it may not be the sort of thing an arts administrator would want to share on his/her social media profile, that doesn’t mean there isn’t a great deal of interest in the topic.
Since workplace satisfaction is such a near-and-dear topic, I decided it would be great if we could expand those bi-annual updates to other arts sectors like theater, dance, performing arts centers, etc.
To that end, I published an article at ArtsHacker with an appeal for volunteers to help compile a list of organizations to include in each list and those who can help compiling data for each installment.
If you or someone you know is interested in helping, please stop by the post and complete the volunteer signup form. THANK YOU!
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