Distractions

• Studies show that 3 out of 4 employees (70%) have admitted to being distracted at work during the crisis, with 16% of employees stating that they are always prone to distractions at work with are without a crisis.
• Distractions come in various forms; 54% of employees aren’t performing impressively, 50% are significantly less productive and 29% are not able to fully reach their potential or advance in their career.

Remote and Office Employee Statistics

• On average, remote employees tend to take longer breaks compared to office employees.
• In this case, remote employees take an average of 22 minutes, while office employees break for 18 minutes on average.
• However, remote employees work an additional 10 minutes daily, compared to office employees.
• On average, remote employees are unproductive for 27 minutes daily, office employees are unproductive for 37 minutes per day, not including lunch or tea breaks.
• Further, 15% of remote employees are likely to be distracted by their bosses while working, which is 22% less for employees that work in an office.