The workplace is fraught with distractions; the internet, loud phone rings and general murmuring arising from chatter.
63% of executives believe employees have the tools needed to filter out distractions.
However, only 41% of employees agreed.
A study by Oxford Economics, in collaboration with Plantronics, found that the ability to focus without interruptions was ranked top of employees’ workplace wish lists, while novel amenities fared less important.
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