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MUMBAI: Are Mumbaikars missing their workspace so much that they are willing to risk an infection or has the waning of the second Covid wave lessened anxieties about commuting to office?
A recent survey among corporate, IT and banking professionals has found that while at the national level, 55% of the workforce feel they perform best when not confined to office, just a little over one-fourth of officegoers (28%) in Mumbai agreed with this assessment–a predominant number from the city said their best work happened amongst colleagues and team members.
Three-fourths of employees in Bengaluru (75%), on the other hand, said they performed at their peak when not in office. Bengaluru had the highest preference for alternatives to the officespace followed by Delhi (70%) and Kolkata (45%).
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New Delhi– The nationwide Covid-19 lockdown has given rise to what is, in fact, the largest ‘work from home’ experiment in global history. The pandemic has impacted an individual’s preferences of where they want to work, as a new report reveals that more than half of the employees in India feel they do their best work when not in office.
‘A New Sense of Place’ report by Script – A Godrej Venture ratifies that be it at home and living spaces like bedroom, garden, India has become ‘location agnostic’ and a new sense of ‘workplace’ has emerged.
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Technology enables fluid lifestyle across cities, generations
“A New Sense of Place”, a study conducted by Script (a Godrej Venture) reveals how technology is melding work and play for Indians across cities and generations.
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New Delhi: With over 50 per cent (564.5 million) of the Indian population connected to the internet, the shift to ‘activity’ as opposed to ‘location’ has become more defined. According to a study every one-in-five respondent orders groceries from their beds or while browsing what is on the television, or even on their smartphones while travelling!