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Korean white-collar coffee is network-dependent and drinks 3.2 cups per day for 4 hours online.

Published: 2026-01-15 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2026/01/15, Chinanews.com, June 24-according to South Korean media reports on the 24th, recently, a South Korean employment website conducted a questionnaire survey on 1159 white-collar workers entitled whether they are dependent on something in their workplace life. Of these, 79.4% of the respondents said yes. When asked what things to rely on, 38.5% said caffeinated drinks such as coffee accounted for the largest proportion. According to reports, Yi, who is behind the coffee,

Chinanews.com, June 24-according to South Korean media reports on the 24th, recently, a South Korean employment website conducted a questionnaire survey on 1159 white-collar workers entitled "whether they are dependent on something in their workplace life". 79.4% of the respondents said "yes". When asked what things to rely on, 38.5% answered "caffeinated drinks such as coffee", accounting for the largest proportion.

According to reports, coffee was followed by "Internet search" (35.2%), "tobacco" (26.4%), "wine" (25.4%) and so on. White-collar workers who rely on caffeinated drinks such as coffee consume an average of 3.2 drinks a day, spending an average of 10,000 won a week. White-collar workers who rely on cigarettes smoke an average of 13 cigarettes a day, spending an average of 87000 won more per month.

It is worth mentioning that in online search, respondents spend an average of 2.6 hours a day online in addition to the content they need for their business. The main search contents include: "events, news", "sudden curiosity", "browse the web at will", "understand the hot search list", "shopping" and so on.

The survey shows that white-collar workers who are dependent on smartphones spend an average of four hours a day using them. Of all the functions of smartphones, respondents were the most dependent on "SNS", reaching 22%. Followed by: "browse the web at will", "games", "text messages", "use all kinds of software".

In addition, when asked about the side effects of relying on these things, 26.7% of respondents said "business concentration decreased", accounting for the largest proportion. Followed by: "physical strength and immunity is low", "memory loss", "character becomes sensitive", "powerless".