Only 18% of employees think that mixed office can significantly improve productivity.

CTOnews.com, April 22 (Xinhua)-- IT consulting and service provider Doherty Associates recently conducted a survey of 889 UK employees in the financial and legal industries, and found that only 18% of employees think a mixed office has significantly improved productivity.

The main contents of the attached report of CTOnews.com are as follows:

23% of the employees surveyed said that mixed offices need to master a variety of tools, unable to improve productivity.

35% of the employees surveyed said that the mixed office also requires additional processing of information and data.

15% of the employees surveyed said that the mixed office seriously affected the office efficiency.

There is no sign that the mixed office model has disappeared, and 54% of financial industry employees say the company has adjusted its mixed office policy.

Only 37% of employees think mixed office and collaboration tools are very effective