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Is there any research to back the time-suck problem up? Companies will just fire users with a problem so there is no business us for it. Having 2 companies ta
by DarrenStuart 19y ago
Is there any research to back the time-suck problem up?
Companies will just fire users with a problem so there is no business us for it.
Having 2 companies taking different approaches is fine but I am not convinced this is big business at all.
- garbowza 19y agoEmployee efficiency is big business. Companies aren't going to fire you for spending a bit of time on CNN or Facebook, but I guarantee you they wouldn't mind getting a bit more of that time back. Every minute gained is a competitive advantage.
- DarrenStuart 19y agotrust me companies that monitor their employees online time will fire employees caught surfing to much after a couple of times. The person surfing the net to long is not working and thats the end of the story for these companies.
- pg 19y agoIs there any research to back the time-suck problem up? I believe 8aweek's name is derived from such a study, in fact.
- DarrenStuart 19y agowell after much googling I couldn't find any reference to it. Can anyone help me out, it appears my google ninja skills are not up to it for this. Paul you invested in them maybe you can point us in the right direction. I am still not convinced this is a problem.
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- garbowza 19y agoCheck our FAQ page: http://www.8aweek.com/learn/ http://www.8aweek.com/learn/ Wasting time online is a universal problem that is only getting worse.
- DarrenStuart 19y agothanks, for those who want the url its http://www.reuters.com/article/lifestyleMolt/idUSN2541395620070726 http://www.reuters.com/article/lifestyleMolt/idUSN2541395620... I will give it a go to see if it gets me being more productive.