Are Tech Gadgets Killing Workplace Etiquette?

While tech gadgets have been touted to make the workforce more flexible and collaborative, they also may be contributing to a decline in workplace etiquette, a new survey suggests.

A survey of more than 2,300 CIOs in the United States by Robert Half Technology found that 64 percent believe the greater use of mobile tools such as cell phones and tablets has led to more breaches in workplace etiquette over the last three years. That’s up from 51 percent from 2010, the last time Robert Half conducted the survey.