More than half of employees have higher workloads when working remotely

A new survey of over 4,000 global IT workers, carried out by Kaspersky shows that 54 percent of employees have reported an increased workload since switching to remote working. While 37 percent of respondents didn't notice a change in volume, a lucky nine percent note a decrease in work due to new working conditions. But despite an increase in workload, 64 percent of those surveyed say they don't feel any more exhausted at the end of a remote work day. In fact, 36 percent report having more energy working from home, and 28 percent haven't noticed a difference between the… [Continue Reading]