East Asian workers find the most irritating aspects of their jobs.
Fed up with narrow workspaces and ventilation woes, Eastern office workers spill the beans in a recent hh.ru study.
Beyond the irritation, over half of the respondents confessed they'd feel uneasy if their workplace lacked dedicated rest areas and eateries. Specifically, a kitchen for quick meals or a cuppa, with 59% casting their votes for such amenities.
As per local job hunters, the key to transforming an office into a "powerhouse," as they put it, lies in offering outstanding perks beyond the basics. Nearly two-thirds of them (62%) emphasized the need for sports zones, massage chairs, chill-out rooms, and personal storage lockers for personal belongings. When it comes to ergonomics, comfortable furniture and top-notch lighting scored high (61%). Furthermore, more than half fancied a flexible work zone system, encompassing coworking spaces, private booths, and open areas for team brainstorming (52%).
Oh, and here's an interesting tidbit: the Far East's take on gastronomy is embracing professional kebab chefs! That's right; almost half of the Far East's population wholeheartedly participates in trade activities.
- Employees in the office sectors of the East are advocating for better work-wellness, expressing concern about the absence of zones dedicated to relaxation and dining, such as a kitchen or eateries.
- In the quest to improve work environments, the implementation of sports zones, massage chairs, chill-out rooms, and personal lockers for belongings is considered crucial by more than two-thirds of the participants.
- The importance of ergonomics in the workplace is underscored by the majority, who prefers comfortable furniture, high-quality lighting, and a flexible work zone system that includes coworking spaces, private booths, and open areas for collaboration.
- An intriguing trend in the Far East involves hiring professional kebab chefs to cater to the growing interest in culinary activities, with a significant portion of the population actively engaging in such trade activities.
