According to the survey, 72% of Russians are lazy at work, of which 11% do it often, and 61% said that this happens, but rarely.
Only 28% of respondents said that they are never lazy at work.
The survey results showed that Russians prefer to use various methods to increase productivity.
Thus, 66% of study participants noted that they allow themselves a little rest or take breaks to recuperate. 35% of respondents fight laziness with willpower.
Every third respondent (33%) drinks coffee. The same number (33%) switch to more interesting tasks. 28% break large projects into small ones and solve them step by step. 19% motivate themselves by thinking about results, such as salary, bonuses or bonuses.
Another 12% of participants use sweets as a way to cheer up. 10% switch to reading professional literature, watching courses, or turning on music. 10% communicate with energetic colleagues to increase motivation, 8% do exercises to regain their vigor.
In total, more than 3.5 thousand service users from all regions of Russia took part in the study.
Previously, practicing psychologist, candidate of psychological sciences, writer Mikhail Khors spoke about the possible causes of workaholism.
Source: russian.rt.com
