Welcome to the ‘infinite workday’ of 8 p. m. meetings and . . . The typical worker also receives 117 emails per day and, by 10 p m , almost one-third of employees are back in their inboxes, “pointing to a steady rise in after-hours activity,” Microsoft noted
Remote work has created an infinite workday - Axios Meanwhile, as workers are more distributed around the country and world, thanks to the rise of remote work, 1 in 5 meetings are now happening outside "regular" work hours Meetings after 8pm are up 16% from last year, and the average employee now sends or receives 50-plus messages outside of core business hours
Late-night work logins are on the rise, Microsoft finds Microsoft data shows that employees are working late, with meetings after 8 p m up 16% this year Global teams and rising expectations are blurring work-life boundaries, leading to longer hours
Microsoft study finds whats stopping us from being . . . By 8am, Microsoft Teams chat has overtaken email, with half of all meetings then taking place between 9–11am and 1–3pm - notably, the time when most of us are the most focused and productive
Meetings After 8 p. m. Are On the Rise, Microsoft Study Finds Meetings starting after 8 p m are up 16% compared to a year ago, and at 10 p m almost a third of active workers are still monitoring their inboxes, according to research from Microsoft Corp
New Microsoft Study Reveals the Rise of the Infinite Workday . . . Global Work Trend Index Special Report Shows Average Employee Receives 117 Emails and 153 Teams Messages Daily as Traditional Work Boundaries Erode Professionals, including Swiss workers, are experiencing an «infinite workday» with 40% checking email before 6 a m and meetings after 8 p m increasing 16% year-over-year, according to a new Microsoft Work Trend Index Special […]
Rise in after-hours emails signals changing work habits . . . Microsoft attributes this rise to global and flexible teams The average employee now sends or receives more than 50 messages outside of core business hours, according to the report Additionally, the report notes a rise in work-related emails sent on weekends, although Microsoft says there hasn't been a corresponding increase in weekend meetings