The Home as Productive Place? Investigating Individual Work While Working From Home


Bachelor Thesis, 2021

58 Pages, Grade: 1,3


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1 Motivation

2 Theoretical background
2.1 Deep individual work (DIW)
2.2 Knowledge worker productivity
2.3 Enforced working from home (EWFH)
2.4 Affordance theory

3 Research methodology
3.1 Literature search and review
3.2 Interviews

4 Results of the literature review
4.1 Overview of the selected literature
4.2 Concentration in EWFH settings
4.3 Tasks suitable for DIW in EWFH settings
4.4 Longer, foreseeable, interruption-free phases in EWFH settings
4.5 DIW in EWFH settings

5 Results of the interviews
5.1 Demographics
5.2 Concentration in EWFH settings
5.3 Tasks suitable for DIW in EWFH settings
5.4 Longer, foreseeable, interruption-free phases in EWFH settings
5.5 DIW in EWFH settings
5.6 Linking the DIW phases of higher quality to productivity

6 Limitations, further research and reflection

7 Conclusion

Appendix

References

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Title
The Home as Productive Place? Investigating Individual Work While Working From Home
College
University of Münster  (Wirtschaftsinformatik)
Grade
1,3
Author
Year
2021
Pages
58
Catalog Number
V1045563
ISBN (eBook)
9783346470676
ISBN (Book)
9783346470683
Language
English
Keywords
Individual Work, Telework, Working from home, Home office, telecommuting, focus work, deep work, collaboration, concentration work, solo work
Quote paper
Lenard Strahringer (Author), 2021, The Home as Productive Place? Investigating Individual Work While Working From Home, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1045563

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