Matt Mosser

Husband. Dad. Gallup CHRO. Husker. LA Angel.

[Augustana Baseball @AugieBaseball]

The newest Viking --> Canaries connection! Congrats Adam!

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#BuildingChampions⚔️

[Major Mosser @MajorMosser]

Change of plans #committed

[J-Hawk Boys Basketball @JHawkBBB]

Endorsed by The Mayor 🤝 @CoachHoiberg

[Urbandale J-Hawks @UrbandaleJHawks]

🚨Urbandale Names Mitch Mosser as New Head Boys Basketball Coach🚨

https://t.co/jrtPCN5XqW

[Gallup @Gallup]

About three in 10 Americans expect driverless cars to be common within five years.

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Less than a third of U.S. employees in AI-implementing organizations strongly agree their manager actively supports their team's use of AI.

[Gallup @Gallup]

89% of leaders say AI has not improved their company's labor productivity, despite widespread adoption.

https://t.co/QdlHMZsk6E

[Augustana Baseball @AugieBaseball]

All alone at the top for Adam Diedrich 📈🏅

#BuildingChampions⚔️

[Gallup @Gallup]

Driven by a recent increase, young men in the U.S. have now surpassed young women in saying religion is "very important" in their lives.

Gallup’s latest data, from 2024-2025, show 42% of young men saying religion is very important to them, up sharply from 28% in 2022-2023.

By contrast, during this period, young women’s attachment to religion has held steady at about 30%.

The recent increase among young men also contrasts with minimal changes since 2022-2023 among older men and women.

[Gallup @Gallup]

Global employee wellbeing improved to 34% thriving in 2025 — the first increase in three years.

New data from Gallup's 2026 State of the Global Workplace report: https://t.co/rN2cClFjtJ

[Gallup @Gallup]

Only 20% of employees worldwide are engaged at work, down one percentage point from 2024.

Two-thirds are not engaged (64%), and 16% are actively disengaged.

New data from Gallup's 2026 State of the Global Workplace report: https://t.co/GiR67iN3jr

[Gallup @Gallup]

Global employee engagement has fallen for two consecutive years and is now at its lowest level (20%) since 2020 — the first time Gallup has ever recorded back-to-back declines.

Full findings in the 2026 State of the Global Workplace report: https://t.co/582CZh05sd

[Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. @UofNE_President]

On behalf of the University of Nebraska, we are honored to congratulate @CoachHoiberg on being named the Associated Press National Coach of the Year—an extraordinary and well-deserved honor. This recognition reflects not only a remarkable season and historic Sweet 16 run, but also Coach Hoiberg’s leadership, vision and commitment to excellence for many years.

Coach Hoiberg has built a culture that elevates student-athletes on and off the court, demonstrating the very best of Nebraska—resilience and teamwork. His success is a testament to what is possible when talent, discipline and purpose come together in pursuit of something bigger than oneself.

We are incredibly proud of Coach Hoiberg and @HuskerMBB for representing the University of Nebraska and our state with distinction on the national stage.

[Gallup @Gallup]

Over half of college students (57%) use artificial intelligence in their coursework on a daily or weekly basis, while just 13% say they never use it.

Full insights from Lumina Foundation and Gallup: https://t.co/tO0Qa4BXsZ

[Gallup @Gallup]

The latest Gallup poll found healthcare topping Americans’ list of domestic concerns, with more saying they worry “a great deal” about it (61%) than about 15 other domestic policy areas.

[Gallup @Gallup]

Twice as many Democrats (46%) as Republicans (23%) say they worry a great deal about the availability and affordability of energy, as do 34% of political independents.

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In Q4 2025, 28% of U.S. employees said now is a “good time” to find a quality job, with 72% calling it a bad time. This marks a dramatic reversal from mid-2022, when nearly 70% of workers were optimistic.

The 42-point decline since then represents the largest collapse in job market confidence Gallup has recorded in the past four years.

[Gallup @Gallup]

The composition of the top 10 happiest countries has shifted since 2013, when the group consisted entirely of high-income Western economies. In the current report, eight are.

[Gallup @Gallup]

Life evaluations among those under age 25 in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have fallen by a combined average of 0.86 points.