It seems a lot of people are pretending to do more work than they actually do.
While performance art at work comes in many different forms and happens for different reasons, one generation is actually outperforming the others in its efforts to not work: Gen Z.
‘The average worker fakes about five hours per week.’
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In a survey of full-time American professionals, employees have found remarkable ways to fake productivity.
Shockingly, 66% of employees admitted to faking productivity at work, and 73% of managers said they do it as well.
Gen Z has a particular affinity for it, however, outperforming older generations by 12 points when it comes to slacking off. A whopping 80% of them said they are faking productivity, while Millennials came in at 68% and
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