Morning Routine Duration Shared by the Yakuts
In a recent survey conducted by SuperJob, some interesting insights were gathered about the morning preparation times for work among the people of Yakutia, a region in Siberia.
The survey, which ran from July 14 to 29, revealed that on average, men spend 59 minutes on their morning preparations, while women spend 1 hour and 12 minutes. However, it's important to note that these figures do not provide a breakdown by age groups or the presence of children.
Among Yakutians, 40% spend between 1 and 1.5 hours on their morning routines. Interestingly, 14% take only 10 to 30 minutes, while 13% take more than an hour and a half.
When it comes to gender differences, more men take less than 30 minutes for their morning preparations compared to women. However, the survey does not provide data on how this pattern varies among men over 45. It is also worth mentioning that men with children take 5 minutes less for their morning preparations than those without children. Women over 45, on the other hand, spend an average of 1 hour and 16 minutes on their morning routines.
It's important to note that the survey involved economically active individuals working on-site, and the results do not provide a detailed quantitative analysis of how the time spent on morning preparations varies among these groups.
While this survey provides some interesting insights, it's clear that there is still much to learn about the morning preparation habits of Yakutians, particularly in terms of how they vary by age, gender, and parental status. Further research, potentially in the form of anthropological or sociological studies, may offer more detailed insights into this fascinating topic.
- Regarding home-and-garden matters, the survey did not delve into the routines or specific lifestyle choices of the participants in their personal spaces.
- A comprehensive understanding of Yakutians' lifestyles might be gained by exploring factors such as age, gender, and parental status, which were not extensively covered in the survey but could significantly impact their morning preparation routines.
