There's no hiding the fact that most of you reading this post are doing so while getting paid to be doing anything other than reading this post. But now you have science to back you up when your boss takes a break from Facebook and catches you surfing the web. A new study claims that browsing the Internet while sitting at your office desk may actually be beneficial to your job performance.
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Well now , if I caught anyone doing this , I would fire them .
ReplyDeleteThat would improve my performance on the job.
i don't know about productive. we here at the county government building, thats all we do here, play online. if we didn't have computers it would be long days. but we got and use them. i can even get most of my shoping and pay bills on line. love it here.
ReplyDeletebetween cell phones and text, now that you can carry the internet around in your pockets it's very hard to get some people at work to anything. it's not like that wasn't a problem before, it's just more annoying now.
ReplyDeletethere's always something that needs to be done, that why they call it work. they should be fired after enough warnings.
it's like with many things, it only takes a few people to ruin it for the rest.
203 is a liar because sbynews is blocked from the county building for all employees but the top.
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