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A new study shows what employees may really be doing when they’re working from home.
Wakefield Research did a survey of 1,013 American office workers who were asked to be candid about what their telecommuting days are like. Here are the results:
We all know of bosses who are control freaks and forbid working at home because they think an employee won’t be productive unless they’re being watched. Those bosses will just use this study as ammo to further their viewpoint.
But the real test is, how good of a job do you getting your work done? The reality is there are so many distractions in the office. It may not be TV, but you have people talking, going for a break, getting a soft drink, etc.
If somebody who works for you gets the job done, who cares how they arrange their day? The real issue is the results. Crummy employees will be crummy at the office or at home. You know the people who are the good workers.
So don’t miss the key point. Sure, one in four people who work from home report getting toasted, but what are the others doing? You’ve got a lot of people who are out doing what they should be doing.
This post was last modified on March 22, 2017 2:14 pm
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