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The objective of the Digital Distraction at Work Brief Survey was to get a brief read on how much time employees are spending each day using their smartphones during the workday to consume digital
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content that is unrelated to their job, and to see how widespread is the problem of digital distraction during meetings.
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Screen Education developed the Digital Distraction at Work Brief Survey questionnaire.
EMI Research Solutions then fielded the survey September 12-27, 2019, using its proprietary online survey platform. |
EMI recruited participants via double-opt-in panel using EMI’s proprietary SWIFT (Sampling with Integrated Fingerprinting Technology) dashboard.
Stark Statistical Analysis provided analysis and cross-tabs, and Screen Education wrote this report. |
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The sample was comprised of 596 full-time U.S. employees and had a margin of error of + or - 3%.
Respondents worked in a broad spectrum of industries, and held positions that were self-classified as Executive, Manager/Supervisor, and All Other Positions. |
The age of respondents ranged from 18 through 75 and over, and the gender composition was 45% male and 55% female,.
The sample was balanced by race and geographic region, and 10% of respondents were Hispanic. |
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Respondents estimate they personally spend 1.4 hours each workday using phones for non-work reasons.
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Respondents estimate that the average employee at their workplace spends 2.3 hours each day accessing non-work digital content during work hours.
Explain why people say this. Unconscious projection. |
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For years we’ve heard anecdotal complaints about the impact of smartphones on workplace meetings. Employees estimate that people at their workplace are distracted, unfocused, and not pating attention in 21% of their organization meetings because they are focusing on their smartphone.
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Screen Education tackles issues at the intersection of information technology and human wellness through research, seminars, and consulting. Visit www.ScreenEducation.org.
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EMI Research Solutions is a leading online sample provider to the market research industry. They leverage more than 150 partners in over 95 countries to provide the B2B or consumer sample that best fits their client's project. To learn more about EMI, visit www.EMI-RS.com.
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Stark Statistical Consulting provides statistical support for researchers, innovators, and entrepreneurs. Visit www.StarkStatistics.com.
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