According to Tamadick's survey, is there a difference in the sense of well-being between young and senior employees?

Yes, there is a significant gap. While 66.6% of those in their 20s feel well-being, only 38.4% of those in their 50s do.

Does a company with less overtime necessarily have high employee well-being?

Not necessarily. About 40% of those who do not feel well-being work less than 10 hours of overtime, and the biggest obstacle is the lack of fulfillment.

What kind of environment is required for future offices?

According to the survey, over 70% of people prefer to come to the office for more than half the week, and a 'quiet environment for concentration' is desired in the office.

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[TAMADIC Health Management Research Institute: Survey on Work and Well-being] 'Generational Gap' in Work Well-being Highlighted

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A survey of 800 employees by TAMADIC revealed a generational gap in workplace well-being. It also showed that low overtime doesn't equate to well-being; lack of purpose is a larger factor.

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Q: According to Tamadick's survey, is there a difference in the sense of well-being between young and senior employees?: A: Yes, there is a significant gap. While 66.6% of those in their 20s feel well-being, only 38.4% of those in their 50s do.
Q: Does a company with less overtime necessarily have high employee well-being?: A: Not necessarily. About 40% of those who do not feel well-being work less than 10 hours of overtime, and the biggest obstacle is the lack of fulfillment.
Q: What kind of environment is required for future offices?: A: According to the survey, over 70% of people prefer to come to the office for more than half the week, and a 'quiet environment for concentration' is desired in the office.