Sentences with phrase «average hours spent»

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And a new study finds that the average worker will spend up to six paid hours focusing on sports - related activities during the tournament.

Office workers now receive an average of more than 100 emails per day and spend 6.3 hours checking both their work and personal messages.

The average player spends 30 hours a month on the game — that's three billion player - hours each month.

Inmates spend an average of about 23 hours a day locked up alone in their cells, according to an audit of the U.S. Justice Department.

The French spend an average of 1,480 hours at work annually, Americans, 1,700 hours, and Singaporeans a whopping 2,400 hours, according to the Federal Reserve Economic Data website.

Out of that total, the average American spends only 20 hours in the health care system, he says.

The average person has X amount of dollars to spend a week regardless of when the shops are open, extending the hours will not bring in any more revenue.

The average internet user spends 1.72 hours every day on social media, making social media platforms valuable places for your business to attract new customers.

A recent study showed teens are spending as much as nine hours a day, and the average person is spending roughly two hours.

If you add up all the time you spend reading books, blogs, and articles; watching videos, podcasts, webinars, and seminars, and posting, tweeting, messaging, and connecting, how many hours a day on average do you think it comes to?

With the average American spending two to two - and - a-half hours a day in a car, that's a lot of space to fill with entertainment content.

In fact, American workers will spend on average of about six hours focusing on basketball during the tournament — checking brackets, watching a game online, reading coverage, and verifying team rankings, according to staffing firm OfficeTeam.

According to a 2017 study by Flurry, the average American spends five hours a day on smart devices and about two and a half of those hours are spent in social, messaging, media and entertainment applications.

In a broader survey of 840 knowledge workers — managers and professionals with specialized expertise — Duxbury found the average time spent working outside the workplace was seven hours a week.

A recent study found, on average, we spend an incredible five hours a day on our phones, broken up into many small chunks.

An Edison Research study on the audio habits of Americans found that podcast listeners are actually «super listeners,» consuming more than one hour and 45 minutes of audio per day than the average American, and they spend more than 25 percent of their total audio time listening to podcasts.

The average worker in Corporate America spends 40 hours at the office, 10 hours on the freeway going back and forth to the office, and five to seven hours per week getting ready to go to the office.

(It also doesn't hurt that Filipinos spend more time on social media than any other country, with the average user spending almost 4 hours on social every day.)

Americans spend an average of 4.7 hours on their smartphone each day and 41 percent of them check their phones multiple times an hour.

The average time spent on private activities, such as online shopping, checking social media and emails, personal phone calls, and chatting with colleagues sucks up an estimated 1.5 to 3 hours per day, according to studies cited by The Atlantic.

These factors allow the firm to analyze things like hours of operation, transportation coverage, reliability, efforts to lower emissions and congestion, and average time spent commuting.

The problem is, when the average Joe hears that (meaning, anyone who doesn't have time to spend hours a day researching marketing techniques), he thinks: «All right... time to pump out some blog posts.

On average I'd spend one hour on Facebook every weekday and an additional two on Saturday and Sunday, totalling 10 hours a week, or one of my average work days.

A study by Ipsos found that the average social network user spends 3.6 hours on social media every day.

The average American spends 8.7 hours physically in the office each day, reports the American Time Use Survey.

The average American spends 2.7 hours every day on social media.

Respondents estimated their boards spend an average of only two hours per year discussing succession planning.

In the UK, Brits manage to carve out an average of 5.49 hours a day to spend on leisure activities, including watching TV, socializing, sports and hobbies.

American commuters, on average, spend the equivalent of 38 hours per year stuck in traffic.

For children who use mobile every day, they are spending on average one hour and seven minutes, an increase from 2011's findings of 43 minutes.

Of the 2 hours and 42 minutes per day the average U.S. consumer spent on smartphone and tablet iOS and Android devices during the first quarter of 2014, 86 % of that time was spent within apps, according to new data from Flurry.

An average American spends around 9 hours a day at work, and the environment impacts his productivity, creativity, and cleverness.

But it's hard to deny that there is something, sometimes, that happens when we travel, even as part of the regular hour - and - a-half the average North American spends doing it each day — a sense of dislocation, even in familiar places, that helps us notice new details about our surroundings or that gives a new cast to those we've internalized.

A few years ago, Microsoft did some research into this problem and found that people spend on average 5.6 hours each week in meetings, and that 71 percent of American employees reported that these meetings «aren't very productive.»

Even in just the last few years, the number of hours the average American spends looking at digital screens has increased dramatically.

A recent Harvard Business School study found that the «average CEO spends one in three hours on activities that were not planned in advance.»

As social media and ecommerce become increasingly enmeshed in our lives, the opportunities for them to interact with and bolster each other are innumerable, considering that the average person spends around an hour and 40 minutes browsing social media every day, and the number of internet shoppers in the US will reach 217 million this year.

(So far in 2017, the average U.S. worker in private employment has spent just over 34 hours a week on the job, not including overtime, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.)

The average worker will spend six hours engrossed in the games throughout the tournament.

In the years before World War II, British economist John Maynard Keynes boldly predicted that by the time his grandchildren were grown, the average person would spend just 15 hours a week at work, thanks to technological innovations.

Americans aged 18 - 64 who use social networks say they spend an average of 3.2 hours per day doing so, according to new research released by Ipsos Open Thinking Exchange (OTX).

More than 80 % of Koreans own smartphones, compared to about 70 % of Americans, and on average they spend more than four hours a day on their phones.

Students spend an average of 25 to 30 hours of work outside of class weekends studying.

Americans spend 42 hours on average sitting in congestion every year, costing each driver roughly $ 1,400, and last week the American Roads & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) reported that more than 54,000 of the country's 612,677 bridges are rated «structurally deficient.»

According to the Auto Insurance Center, 86 % of us commute by car every day.The average American spends 42 hours of...

«The average white collar worker is spending 1.5 hours per week looking for data they can't find,» says Bary C. Sherman, CEO of the productivity solutions firm PEPworldwide — USA.

The Wall Street Journal found they're spending an average of 18 hours in meetings out of a 55 - hour workweek — and that's if you don't include phone calls, conference calls, and business meals as meetings.

Shorter commute: According to the most recent census, the average American spends nearly 100 hours per year commuting.

In fact, according to the Federal Reserve Bank, business owners spend on average 33 hours searching and applying for credit from traditional sources — with no guarantee of approval.

The average American spends 3.3 hours a day on their smartphone, which is twice more than the amount of time spent eating, and over 1/3 rd of the time spent sleeping and working each day.