In Crimea, it is best for designers to work in the rain, and for logisticians in clear weather

CrimeaPRESS reports:

In clear weather, logistics managers, purchasing managers, and drivers work best, while in cloudy weather, designers, call center operators, and secretaries work best. Representatives of the economically active population with work experience took part in the survey of the SuperJob service for finding high-paying jobs.

Logistics managers (54%), purchasing managers (51%) and drivers (46%) most often admit that they work better when it’s sunny. The top 5 fans of good weather also included secretaries (43%), skilled workers and designers (40% each). Rain, snow or wind most often inspire designers (49%), call center operators (35%) and secretaries (33%) to work. In addition, marketers (30%) and system administrators (29%) work well in bad weather. “Walking in such weather does not pull, so I work productively,” they explain— noted in the press service of the service.

Those for whom the weather is not important, most of all among account managers (57%), nurses (52%), marketers (48%), as well as storekeepers (42%) and engineers (39%). “I work well at any temperature outside the window,” comment the respondents.

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