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DeskTime study finds that the full moon and Mercury retrograde make people more productive
DeskTime’s latest study shows a correlation between the movement of celestial bodies and our working patterns. The data reveals that worker efficiency…
Post-pandemic productivity: Study reveals employees now have a more balanced work-break ratio
DeskTime’s latest study has discovered that the most productive employees operate on a 75/33 work-to-rest cycle – they work for 75 minutes…
Who works more—managers or employees? Study analyzes time spent in meetings, productivity, and more
In our latest study, DeskTime looks at time spent in meetings, productivity, and more to put to the test the classic conundrum that managers work less than employees.
The most and least productive apps of 2024—how do you compare?
We examined 50k+ active DeskTime users and listed their most used productive and unproductive websites and apps in 2024. Here’s what we found.
AI adoption rises as human workforce declines
DeskTime’s latest study has revealed a trend: as the use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the workplace grows, the number of…
Use of AI in workplaces grows—76% of offices worldwide use ChatGPT, number of users nearly doubles in 2024
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Does the 52-17 rule really hold up?
Should you still follow the 52-17 work-to-break ratio? Find out the latest findings in this article.
Office distractions: DeskTime’s study uncovers the biggest focus thieves
We asked – what distracts you most when you’re at work? The results are in, and the absolute winner is…interruptions.
Who’s working hard and who’s hardly working: Productivity in India by profession
Here are productivity statistics of workers in India by profession.
Who are the hardest workers? And who’s just simulating?
We’ve got the answers (and it doesn’t look good for digital marketers).