Singaporean workers sleep-deprived: survey

Almost 2 in 5 wish for nap spot in the office.

According to LinkedIn's "Office Endangered Species" study, professionals from around the world hinted at several key dream tools they’d like to see in the future.

Here's more from LinkedIn:

It seems that Singaporean professionals are a sleep-deprived workforce, with 35% of them choosing a quiet place in the office where they’re allowed to take a nap – the largest percentage among the 18 countries surveyed.

Other dream tools included a place in the office that provides natural sunlight (23 percent), and having a clone or assistant to help them in their days (22 percent). In a funny twist, 14 percent of respondents said they wish they had a mute button for their co-workers, so they don’t have to hear them talk.

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