One expert defends coffee badging as a productivity booster.
Love it, hate it or wished it stayed under wraps, the secret on coffee badging is out, and not everyone is a fan.
Some have faced repercussions: 70% of workers said they've been caught coffee badging by their bosses, and 16% are now required to be in the office for the full day."There shouldn't be a negative connotation to coffee badging," says Frank Weishaupt, CEO of Owl Labs, who says he does it too.
"The standard has been set around flexibility in terms of where you work, and now the standard is starting to become flexibility in when you work," heCase in point: It turns out managers are more likely to coffee badge than their reports. The difference signals a "massive inequality" in Overall, 58% of employees say they block time on their calendars for focused work and to keep them from being pulled into meetings. But the practice is overwhelmingly more common among full-time office workers compared with those who are hybrid and remote .
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