<ul><li>About 3 in 5, or 63% of workers surveyed by workplace messaging app Slack said they try to keep their status "actively online," even if they're not working.</li><li>The same survey indicated that employees spend approximately 32% of their time on performative work that doesn't contribute to company and team goals.</li><li>According to the report, about 40% of meetings could be eliminated from calendars without significant consequences.</li><li>Despite the prevalence of "hustle culture" and pressure to be visibly active, there was no direct correlation found between performative work and measurable productivity gains.</li></ul>

3 in 5 workers try to be 'active' online even while not working, a new Slack report says

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