More Than 25% of Side-Hustling Employees Feel Higher Motivation Than Their Main Job

A study conducted by Jigyoka Group, located in Chiyoda, Tokyo, sheds light on an emerging trend among employees engaged in side hustles. According to the survey, over 25% of these workers reported feeling more motivated by their side jobs than their primary employment.

Background of the Study

With the recent governmental push for work-style reforms and talent retention, many companies have begun encouraging side hustles as a way to boost employee morale and creativity. While organizations envision benefits such as synchronization with core responsibilities and reduced turnover, employees might not align their side hustles with these corporate goals. Instead, they often view these endeavors as opportunities for personal growth and independence.

To gather data on the current state of side hustles among employees aged 20 to 50, the