53% of workers report feeling an increase in distraction from June through December, in a phenomenon the business world has dubbed “the summer slump,” or the dog days of summer. As vacation picks up and heat increases, employees can get weary and lose motivation. 25% of employees report less productivity during summer months. The summer slump also occurs at the mid-year point, where employees who haven’t taken enough time off or have been busy at work since the holiday’s are likely to start experiencing burnout. A majority of these employees also report that they don’t feel like their employer does […]
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