No. 95% have gone through IT problems that impacted their work. The other 5% have either not have had to deal with such problems, or the ones they did had no significant impact on their work.

This means that too many people are going through hurdles with IT, not that problems cause problems. It shows that companies need to streamline and improve their IT processes so that fewer employees are impacted.

5% is roughly the amount of people who will answer nonsensically in any survey. The so-called 'Lizardman constant'.

We're in agreement what exactly was the purpose of the survey...

See: https://slatestarcodex.com/2013/04/12/noisy-poll-results-and...