How does the C-suite use its sweet spot? Nine out of ten (89%) spend their leisure time reading consumer magazines, the No. 1 activity cited in the report, which was released Wednesday by the publishing troika. Reading newspapers (81%) ranked third behind dining out (82%), while "surfing the Internet" ranked fourth (80%).
The study, which was based on a two-step process of personal interviews and a quantitative survey of 602 C-level executives, does not provide a great deal of information about their media habits, but it does reveals some shifting patterns in both their work and lifestyles. Only 14% of top executives are getting eight or more hours of sleep a night (the mean is 6.8 hours), nearly half wake up before 6 am each morning, and over half retire for the evening after 11 pm.
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