US EditionThe Rise of Ghostworking: 58% of Workers Faking Productivity on the Job
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The Rise of Ghostworking: 58% of Workers Faking Productivity on the Job
A new survey has revealed that more than half of US workers admit to frequently pretending to be busy at their jobs. This behavior is known as “ghostworking.” What is ghostworking? “Ghostworking… is a performance,” explains Keith Spencer, a career expert with Resume Now, the company behind the report. “It involves actively projecting an appearance of busyness without actually engaging in meaningful work.” According to the survey, 58% of emplo…
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