Employees Are More Likely To Pretend They're Working When Employers Track Their Productivity: Here's Why

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Employees Are More Likely To Pretend They’re Working When Employers Track Their Productivity: Here’s Why
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A recent study shows workers are nearly two times more likely to pretend to be working when their employers invest in tracking systems to monitor their workdays.
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Big Brother-like attempts by employers to track the productivity of remote workers seems to be backfiring. 
A new study released by research firm Gartner shows that employees are nearly two times more likely to pretend to be working when their employers use tracking systems to monitor their output. Gartner surveyed more than 2,400 professionals in January 2021.

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