COVID-19 impact on attitude toward work Russia 2021

About 17 percent of Russians were ready to change their job in case they had to work from home full-time, according to a survey conducted in May and June 2021. Over one half of the survey participants wanted more flexible office hours, while every fourth respondent felt detached from the working process outside the office.

Public attitude toward work in Russia in May and June 2021, by statement

Characteristic	Absolutely agree	Rather agree	Neither agree nor disagree	Rather disagree	Absolutely disagree
I would change my job if I had to work full-time from home*	5%	12%	35%	19%	29%
I would like more flexibility regarding office attendance	19%	35%	33%	6%	7%
I am more productive having more flexibility from the employer	22%	22%	39%	7%	9%
I am less productive at home	14%	28%	25%	14%	18%
I burn out faster at home than in office	13%	16%	35%	16%	21%
I miss my collegues	16%	25%	34%	10%	16%
The employer has to be flexible regarding office attendance hours**	25%	34%	34%	-	-
I feel detached from the working process at home	17%	23%	31%	13%	17%

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Release date

August 2021

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Region

Russia

Survey time period

May 21 to June 4, 2021

Age group

16 years and older

Method of interview

Online survey

Supplementary notes

* The figure for "absolutely agree" was calculated manually by deducting other answer options from 100 percent.
** The exact values for "Rather not agree" and "Absolutely disagree" have not been provided by the source.

The survey represents the attitude of more urban, educated and affluent segment of population.
The source does not specify the number of respondents in Russia. A total of 12,445 people were surveyed worldwide.

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