Frankfurt/Hannover (dpa/lhe) - According to a survey, working people in Hesse are particularly positive about mobile working: 45 percent of working people in Hesse are of the opinion that mobile working improves the quality of the work results. This is the result of a survey published on Tuesday by the opinion research institute YouGov on behalf of the insurer HDI, which belongs to the Talanx Group.
According to the information, the proportion of fans of mobile working is higher in a comparison of the 16 federal states only in Rhineland-Palatinate at 46 percent, and it is also 45 percent in Baden-Württemberg. The German average is 41 percent, according to the "HDI Professions Study 2022", which is representative according to the information.
"According to the results of our study, young professionals in Germany in particular are vehemently striving for more freedom at work. They want to have a say in where, when and how long they work," summarized the CEO of HDI Germany, Christopher Lohmann. "The Corona experiences have obviously promoted these attitudes."
38 percent of those surveyed in Hesse stated that they found digital meetings more efficient and goal-oriented than face-to-face meetings in the office, for example. This is the highest agreement on this question in a comparison of the federal states. The German average is 31 percent.
