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Scientists are advised to come to work less
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Maybe it's time to not come to work and ask your boss to work from home more often?
A new study shows that employees who work remotely, feel happier, productive and satisfied with life. In contrast to those who come to the office every day.
Of course, not everything is perfect when you're working on udalenke. For example, a lost feeling of interacting with people, you begin to talk to each other and pets, spend a lot of time in your pajamas and you can not chat with colleagues over a cup of coffee, as he did before.
Company TinyPulse, advising on employment, large-scale study conducted among 509 workers who work remotely full-time. To obtain more accurate data, TinyPulse made further random sample of 200,000 employees.
It turned out that workers on udalenke appreciated the feeling of happiness at work, on average, 8, 1 points out of 10. In the office staff, the figure was 7, 42. The gap was even greater when the workers appreciated the feeling of self-worth on the 7, 75 - those who work remotely, and 6, 69 - those who are busy in the office
. In addition, 91% of remote workers said they are more productive when working outside the office. This is confirmed by the findings of scientists from Harvard University: employees working from home, less distracted and sick and have a higher capacity.
Although not all of us have the opportunity to work outside the office, those who can afford it, experts recommend to do it. You will be happier, productive and happy lives. Just do not forget to communicate more and to keep in touch with others.
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