Employees at a distance are more productive and are confronted with fewer interruptions than their employees who are only in the office


  • Report finds employees who log in more productive hours at a distance-first
  • Hybrid model offers flexibility, but leads to shorter work breaks
  • Despite an increased productivity, health workers are running with a high burner risk

Activtrak Productivity Labs Final report On productivity in the workplace, trends at work has shown that the work location significantly influences productivity, and remotely-first companies, where employees usually work remotely, its provider are reducing greater productivity, interruptions and are most popular.

The survey comprises 958 companies and 135,098 employees and offers an overview of productivity in various sectors, such as financial services, health care, insurance and professional services.