Although constant connectivity is becoming a mainstay of the work force, female workers believe it does not increase productivity, according to a survey released by Randstad US.
Specifically, 42 percent of respondents say it is more difficult to disconnect from work while at home, and 68 percent of respondents say this has not led to improved productivity.
"As enhanced technologies and increased access to information continues to blur the lines between our professional and personal lives, many workers mistake being busy for being productive," says Linda Galipeau, CEO of Randstad North America. "These are two very different concepts that – when looked at from an organizational standpoint — could have serious implications for a company's bottom line.
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