Statistics Supporting the Importance of the Work Environment
Stanford University found that remote workers are 13% more productive than office workers. They face fewer distractions and enjoy quieter environments and flexible hours.
The Leesman Index found that only 53% of employees think their office design helps them work well. Companies with high Leesman scores see up to 20% higher productivity.
SHRM found that 89% of engaged employees are more productive. Engagement often comes from a good work environment, company culture, and supportive management.
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In today’s fast-paced world, we often think hard work equals productivity. But research shows that where you work can impact productivity much more than how hard you work. This article explains why the work environment is so crucial, with stats to back it up.
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