I remember reading a thread here last week (I think) where some employers/business owners said something to the effect of - any employee who is surfing the web on my time is going to be shown the door. While it is their right to do so, that act may show some ignorance in the human ralational side of management. Then again, they are business owners and not managers. Two different skill sets that are, quite often, not found in the same person. This is not the first study I have seen that comes to this conclusion either. Just some food for thought.
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Good info. I guess I need to hire them back
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Another pro to add to the column on why the GS is so awesome! lolComment
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couldn't agree more. I have to write a lot at work. Sometimes if I get stuck on a sentence or can't figure out how to say what I need to say I browse online or play a few games of solitaire. When I come back, 9 times outta 10 I can figure it out right away. I think it depends a lot on what you do for a living, though.Comment
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heard this on talk radio the other day...
I agree.Comment
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AWESOME!!! I am at this very moment, creating a powerpoint for a presentation tomorrow.... I hit a snag in what direction I wanted it to go and decided to hit the green screen and take a break.
I'm sure I will have no problems finishing it up now!Comment
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