The State of Workplace Productivity Report

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Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report Conducted by Kelton, August 2013
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Today’s workers are more connected than ever—using multiple devices and applications to access and manage the constant stream of information that comes from living in an always-on world. But is hyper-connectedness helping employees be more productive or simply leaving them overwhelmed? Research from Cornerstone OnDemand, conducted in collaboration with leading global insights firm Kelton, breaks down employees’ attitudes regarding technology in the workplace and their perspectives on whether company-provided applications are supporting how employees want to get their jobs done. The survey captures generation and industry-specific expectations across the board, with added insights on employees’ thoughts regarding collaboration and their willingness to use wearable technology in the workplace. The survey reveals that the always-moving, always-on workplace is overwhelming employees — especially Millennials, the youngest of our workforce. Today’s workers are desperate to simplify the chaos, and employers can use these insights to facilitate the new world of work and close the gap between the types of technology organizations provide and what employees truly want in order to stay productive and perform at their very best.

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Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

Conducted by Kelton, August 2013

Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

Conducted by Kelton, August 2013

CAUTION OVERLOAD!

U.S. employees say they experience...

WORK OVERLOAD INFORMATION OVERLOAD TECHNOLOGY OVERLOAD

Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

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25%50% 34%

Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

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38%Millennials

41%Millennials

Older Generations

20%

TECHNOLOGY OVERLOAD!

INFORMATION OVERLOAD!

31%Older Generations

More Millennials struggle with information & tech overload vs. older generations

Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

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FACE TIME(FOR REAL)

SAY THERE ISN'T ENOUGH COLLABORATION IN THEIR WORKPLACE

38%

72% of employees prefer to collaborate in person vs. online (23%) or via phone or video conference (5%)

Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

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Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

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WYOD: WEAR YOUR OWN DEVICE

55%66%Millennials Older Generations

58% of employees would use wearable tech if it enabled them to do their job better

Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

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12%WOULD FEEL LIKE THEY WERE AT A DISADVANTAGE

67%

If a co-worker had wearable tech for his or her job...

WOULD FEEL CURIOUS

Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

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Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

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MULTI-SCREENMULTITASKING

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43% 76%15%36%

Desktops

Tablets

Laptops

Smartphones

Devices employees use for work*...

Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

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10% Older Generations

23%

52%Millennials

Older Generations

20% Millennials

BYOD: Bring Your Own Device

Using smartphones for work 56%

39%Millennials

Older Generations

Using tablets at work

Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

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TOOLS OFTHE TRADE

Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

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of employees who DON’T currently use apps for work

are likely to do this

of employees who currently use apps for work

are likely to do this

37% 20%

Employees who are likely to spend their own money to download apps for work

purposes in the next 12 months

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Employees who use applications for work use an average of four per week

Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

Conducted by Kelton, August 2013

Employees who have downloaded at least one application to use for work in the last 12 months

65%

57%

47%

Millennials

Gen Xers

Baby Boomers

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Work applications: what matters most to employees?

Ease of use

77%

73%

62%

40%

35%

Convenient access to information

Ability to be more productive

Ability to collaborate with others

Accessible on multiple devices

Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

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RULES OF ENGAGEMENT

Cornerstone OnDemand The State of Workplace Productivity Report

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When asked if their employer has policies for the following, workers said...

USING APPLICATIONS FOR WORK PURPOSES THAT AREN’T PROVIDED BY YOUR EMPLOYER

15%

21%

USING A PERSONAL DEVICE FOR WORK PURPOSES

43%

IDK(I don't know)

NO

IDK(I don't know)

NO

45%

ABOUT THE SURVEY

Cornerstone OnDemand’s The State of Workplace Productivity Report was conducted by Kelton, a leading global insights firm, between August 16 and August 23, 2013 among 1,029 employed Americans ages 18 and over, using an email invitation and an online survey.

For more information regarding the survey findings, visit: www.csod.com/resources/research/state-of-the-workplace-productivity-2013

Generational Breakouts· Older Generations = Gen X, Baby Boomers, Traditionalists· Millennials = ages 18-32 years· Gen X = ages 33-48 years· Baby Boomers = ages 49-67 years· Traditionalists = ages 68-plus years

* Among survey respondents who use a device for work purposes