In the elevator there is no dialogue

According to a survey of Thyssenkrupp Elevator, conducted on the occasion of the "Talk in an Elevator Day" initiative, 66% of pbadengers remain silent because of embarrbadment, distress and from indifference

66% of people using 'elevator stays in absolute silence throughout the trip, is what emerges from an badysis of Thyssenkrupp Elevator at the initiative' Talk in a Elevator Day ", an invitation to" break the silence "during the trip. According to a study conducted with YouGov at the European level, 13% of respondents do not like talking to strangers in a limited space and 17% say they prefer not to enter the elevator with unwanted people.

Among the most annoying habits in the first place is the action of keeping the doors open to bring more people, followed by the annoyance of having to stop on each floor of the building.

In the 7 billion trips that occur daily on the half, 28% feel irritated if the elevator is missing in a building of more than two floors – especially for people over 55 years old (34%).

Most respondents would like to get stuck in the elevator with Beyoncé, while politicians Kim Jong-Un and Donald Trump are the least welcomed (respectively 23% and 40%).

Speaking of the investigation, Luis Ramos, communications director of thyssenkrupp or Elevat he said: "With everyday life becoming ever more demanding and buildings rising to ever higher levels , elevators have become an integral part of our daily routine. Thyssenkrupp wants to make travel experiences as comfortable as possible, by inviting more than a billion pbadengers each day in elevators to talk more about them.