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Are You a Happy Worker or a Sad (Disengaged) Worker? [Infographic]

By Jessica Eastman on March 8, 2011 3:09 PM | Comments | No TrackBacks

First question: Did you get up this morning and say, "Yes, world, I'm so excited to check my inbox! Bring it on"?

Trick question! No one says this--no one sane anyway. Being a happy worker doesn't mean you love your job every second of the day; it doesn't mean you enjoy every task you're given. It simply means you're satisfied with your work and life balance, you are more productive than others, and you find fulfillment in your work.

QUIZ TIME! Are You a Happy Worker or a Sad (Disengaged) Worker?

Select the answer that matches you best.

Do you have enough time in the day to complete your "to-do" list?

  • A) I have time to accomplish the main priorities because I have workplace flexibility and can leave the office setting to avoid distractions
  • B) I don't even have time to write a "to-do" list

Work gets in the way of my personal life and home responsibilities?

  • A) Never to sometimes
  • B) Often to Always

Are you thinking about other job opportunities outside of your company?

  • A) I'm content with my work and there are unique benefits of working for my company
  • B) I want outta here.

RESULTS

Mostly A's - You are a happy worker (yay, you!). Please refer to the left column of the infographic to find out why you are engaged and more satisfied with your work than others. Then refer to the right column to see why you have it better ;)

Mostly B's - You are disengaged and need the solution of workshifting to pump you up. Please refer to the right column of the infographic to see why you're disengaged and how you relate to your peers. Then refer to the left column where you'll learn what you need to do in order to make your professional happiness soar. And finally, submit a 30- second video to win the chance to workshift for free! We will give you 10K, an iPad and a year of GoToMyPC so you can work on the move.

Happy vs. Sad, Disengaged Worker Infographic

What's your verdict - happy or disengaged??

About the Author

Jessica Eastman

Jessica Eastman

Jessica Eastman is about all things tech, especially those technologies that support the mobile work environment. As a content manager for Citrix Online, she is an advocate of the workshifting movement. From creating eBooks and white papers with thought leaders and analysts to speaking on Webinars, she supports the Web-based solutions provided by Citrix Online. She has served as marketing manager for a software investment banking firm, as well as a technical writer in the aerospace industry. Her passion for new technologies and remote work comes from the idea that most creativity and innovative thinking is not done inside a cubicle or on-site office.

Read more articles by Jessica Eastman at Workshifting.com
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Are You a Happy Worker or a Sad (Disengaged) Worker? [Infographic]

First question: Did you get up this morning and say, "Yes, world, I'm so excited to check my inbox! Bring it on"?

Trick question! No one says this--no one sane anyway. Being a happy worker doesn't mean you love your job every second of the day; it doesn't mean you enjoy every task you're given. It simply means you're satisfied with your work and life balance, you are more productive than others, and you find fulfillment in your work.

QUIZ TIME! Are You a Happy Worker or a Sad (Disengaged) Worker?

Select the answer that matches you best.

Do you have enough time in the day to complete your "to-do" list?

  • A) I have time to accomplish the main priorities because I have workplace flexibility and can leave the office setting to avoid distractions
  • B) I don't even have time to write a "to-do" list

Work gets in the way of my personal life and home responsibilities?

  • A) Never to sometimes
  • B) Often to Always

Are you thinking about other job opportunities outside of your company?

  • A) I'm content with my work and there are unique benefits of working for my company
  • B) I want outta here.

RESULTS

Mostly A's - You are a happy worker (yay, you!). Please refer to the left column of the infographic to find out why you are engaged and more satisfied with your work than others. Then refer to the right column to see why you have it better ;)

Mostly B's - You are disengaged and need the solution of workshifting to pump you up. Please refer to the right column of the infographic to see why you're disengaged and how you relate to your peers. Then refer to the left column where you'll learn what you need to do in order to make your professional happiness soar. And finally, submit a 30- second video to win the chance to workshift for free! We will give you 10K, an iPad and a year of GoToMyPC so you can work on the move.

Happy vs. Sad, Disengaged Worker Infographic

What's your verdict - happy or disengaged??

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