Survey: Only 7% of Workers Say They’re Most Productive in the Office

Where did you go when you had a very important job or project? If you look like 93%, your answer is not an office. FlexJobs surveyed more than 3,100 experts and said that only 7% of employees choose the office if they need the most efficient work in key work related projects.

More than half (51%) stated that their house was a suitable place for work. 8% chose coffee shops, shared spaces, places other than libraries and offices, and 8% said that they would choose an office, but it was outside normal business hours. 26% of people are doing important work at regular times. This is because it is not an option to retire.

And this is just a piece of information iceberg, FlexJobs' 5th annual super survey. Also, responses from parents who posted the survey earlier this month are tabulated. Please read our report coming from the information of the baby-boomer generation who participated in our survey. How experts feel about flexible work, how you like and work, why you are seeking work flexibility, and the benefits of your employer

According to FlexJobs' survey, 65% of employees think that working at home is more efficient than working at home.

We often think that flexible work attracts various experts for various reasons, but this survey shows this credibility.

When assessing work prospects, people are asked to rank the most important elements of work. The most important elements are as follows.

Indeed, few people are worried that obtaining flexible work can adversely affect their career path, as flexible choice of work is very important to people. Only 3% said they are concerned that "many" flexible work arrangements will affect their career development

81% of the respondents said that if they had flexible employment options, they would be more faithful to the employer

Going to work is a matter of concern. Time savings outweigh the cost savings, which is a factor in looking for flexible work over the past four years. This may be because today 72% of flexible job seekers reported that commuting time is more than twice the national average, about 50 minutes.

Teleworking is still the most popular form of flexible work, and people working remotely are spending more time at home. Of the telecommuters in 2015, 22% of telecommuters this year are over last year.

Education: High school or equivalent school (4%), degree (16%), associate professor or bachelor's degree (48%), graduate degree (32%), not several universities

Vocational level: Entry level (10%), experienced (58%), managerial or senior management (32%)

According to another survey published last year at CareerBuilder's employment website, workers said they were the main cause of work interruptions, but they hesitated to give up during work hours. In the same survey, only 10% answered that productivity had an adverse effect. However, this is the case when smartphones are in operation, researchers at Maximilian University in Würzburg, Germany and the University of Nottingham in the UK conducted a survey in 2016.

Where did you go when you had a very important job or project? If you look like 93%, your answer is not an office. According to a survey of more than 3,100 experts by FlexJobs, only 7% of employees responded that the office is their first choice if the office needs to get the most efficiency in important work related projects . More than half (51%) stated that their house was a suitable place for work. 8% chose coffee shops, shared spaces, places other than libraries and offices, and 8% said that they would choose an office, but it was outside normal business hours. 26% of people are doing important work at regular times. This is because it is not an option to retire.