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Before a Work Task Begins Stats and Facts – Spanish
Before a Work Task Begins Stats and Facts – Spanish
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Su escritorio desordenado tiene más desventajas de las que cree.

En una época en la que casi todo es digital, no hay razón para dejar que montones de papeles, archivos y cuadernos abarroten su espacio de oficina. Para ser productivo, hay que mantener las cosas organizadas: un escritorio o espacio de trabajo despejado significa una mente clara a la hora de abordar las tareas laborales.

Según CallDrip, un estudio de la Asociación Nacional de Organizadores Profesionales reveló que los espacios de trabajo desordenados pueden suponer para una empresa una pérdida financiera equivalente al 10% del salario de un directivo.

Estadísticas reveladoras

Cómo dicen los trabajadores encuestados que les afecta el desorden.

  • 77 por ciento – Productividad
  • 65 por ciento – Estado de ánimo
  • 53% – Motivación
  • 40 por ciento – Felicidad
  • 38% – Imagen profesional
  • 20 por ciento – Relaciones
  • Una nueva encuesta de CareerBuilder.com revela que el 16% de los trabajadores dicen que sus escritorios están cubiertos en un 75% o más con materiales de trabajo y otros. Un 38% dice que más de la mitad de su escritorio está cubierto.
  • Según CareerBuilder.com, este desorden es una mala noticia para nosotros, ya que casi 2 de cada 5 empleadores dicen que un escritorio desordenado les da una percepción negativa de una persona, y el 28% dice que es menos probable que promueva a alguien con un espacio de trabajo desordenado. Siendo las estadísticas lo que son, esto podría significar que el 72% de los empleadores son más propensos a promover a una persona con un escritorio desordenado, pero probablemente no.
  • El 41% de los encuestados cree que un espacio de trabajo ordenado hace que la gente sea más productiva; el 21% admite que tener un escritorio desordenado ha aumentado de alguna manera su carga de trabajo, mientras que el 20% dice que el espacio desordenado de un compañero de trabajo ha tenido un impacto negativo en la cantidad de cosas que ha podido hacer en su jornada laboral.

El 40% de los trabajadores de oficina con los que hemos hablado creen que un escritorio desordenado debe significar que su compañero de trabajo es desorganizado, y cuando se trata de su percepción de los compañeros más jóvenes, la estadística se dispara al 75%. Esto es una mala noticia para los que acaban de empezar su carrera y quieren dar una buena impresión a su equipo, pero no consiguen mantener el desorden bajo control.

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Roof & Facade Work – Weather, Access and Anchor Point Challenges Meeting Kit
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Forklift Awareness: More Than Just a Big Fork Meeting Kit
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Forklift Awareness: More Than Just a Big Fork Meeting Kit – Spanish
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How to Make Daily Safety Huddles Engaging Meeting Kit – Spanish
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Annual First Aid Attendant Refresher – Spanish
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