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Indians Willing To Take 10% Pay Cut to Work From Home Indefinitely: Survey

Indians Willing To Take 10% Pay Cut to Work From Home Indefinitely: Survey

With a significant part of the world population having adapted to the new normal, and preferring it over the alternative of going to office, Indians too want to continue with working from home (WFH). According to a study conducted by Maverick India across 750 respondents, 34 per cent of loved working from home and would even be willing to take a salary cut of 10 per cent to continue working remotely indefinitely.

 

This could, perhaps, be attributed to the cost savings associated with commute, grooming and maintenance of formal wardrobe which will far exceed the cut saved in going to the office (besides the time factor), particularly in the metros.

 

Commuting is the most painful aspect of work life and there is a direct correlation between the love for work from home, and the time spent on commute. Around 81 per cent of the respondents with more than 90 minutes of one-way commute to the office would love to permanently work from home.

 

The report further stated that 45 per cent of the respondents believe that their productivity had gone up while working from home in April 2020, with 15 per cent of respondents claiming a massive productivity increase of greater than 25 per cent.

 

 

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