James Campigotto is an experienced data journalist who specializes in creating compelling, data-driven narratives. With a keen eye for uncovering the most newsworthy and surprising angles, James combines expertise in survey design, statistical analysis, and storytelling to produce insightful, impactful campaigns.
James Campigotto
Senior Data Journalist
Resources
The Real Cost of Pajama Time: How After-Hours EHR Work Is Driving Clinician Burnout
Long after the last patient has left and the clinic doors have closed, many healthcare professionals are still glued to their screens. Known as "pajama time," this after-hours work on electronic health records (EHRs) has become a serious concern for clinician well-being, professional retention, and work-life balance.In a recent survey...
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5 mins read
Quiet Resistance: How Many Employees Are Rejecting AI?
AI adoption has become a top priority for companies across the U.S., but not every employee is going along with it. Many workers are taking a quieter path: trying a new tool once, then returning to the workflows that already work, or skipping adoption entirely when no one is watching....
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13 mins read
AI Fatigue: Are Employees Overwhelmed by Artificial Intelligence?
AI is changing the workplace, but not everyone feels the same about it. Some employees say it saves time and boosts productivity, while others feel overwhelmed or anxious. Our survey of 1,013 employees found that AI fatigue is rising, especially among Gen Z and remote workers. Many also feel pressured...
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8 mins read
The Great Hunkering Down: Why US Workers Won't Quit Their Jobs
After years of job-hopping and workers holding the upper hand, American employees have flipped the script. They're staying put, playing defense, and keeping their heads down, a shift economists have started calling the Great Stay. Software Finder surveyed 1,004 employed U.S. adults to find out what that looks like from the...
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How Long It Really Takes Businesses to Choose New Software & Challenges Business Owners Face
Picking new software sounds like it should be straightforward. Find a tool that solves your problem, get buy-in, and move on. In practice, it's rarely that simple. Between competing priorities, too many decision-makers, and a sea of similar-looking options, the process has a way of dragging out far longer than...
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Landing a New Job Often Means Making Difficult Career Compromises
Today's job market is testing how much workers will give up to get hired. Longer searches, fewer interviews, and mounting financial pressure are pushing many Americans to reconsider what they're willing to accept, from a smaller paycheck to a return to the office. For job seekers weighing those trade-offs, the...
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6 mins read
Workers Are Staying Connected After Hours, But At What Cost?
After-hours emails, late-night Slack messages, and vacation check-ins have become routine for many professionals, but is staying constantly available actually paying off? Software Finder surveyed 1,006 U.S. employees to find out how many workers feel pressure to stay reachable outside their normal hours, what that habit is costing them, and...
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The AI Stack Shift: How Businesses Are Rebuilding Their Tech Ecosystems
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how organizations choose, consolidate, and replace software. Businesses are rethinking their tech stacks to keep pace with automation trends and competitive pressures. To explore these shifts, we surveyed 272 U.S.-based IT decision-makers, operations leads, department heads, and business owners. The findings reveal where companies are investing...
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4 mins read
