- 31.7% of surveyed employees admit to scrolling on their phones during meetings
- Distraction habits are taking over the workplace, with potentially devastating consequences for long-term employment prospects
- Directors are over 4 times more likely to arrive late for a meeting than an entry-level employee
Scrolling through your phone is now considered preferable to engaging in discussion in meetings, with almost a third (31.7%) of employees admitting to looking at their phone instead of the daily PowerPoint, new research has claimed.