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> Facebook is block at my employer, because most people doesn't seem to understand that they shouldn't be on Facebook during work hours. Why is that? People's
by NetStrikeForce 10y ago
> Facebook is block at my employer, because most people doesn't seem to understand that they shouldn't be on Facebook during work hours.
Why is that? People's personal life doesn't disappear when they arrive to the office.
I've seen employers blocking services and getting a spike in productivity... for the next day - then people find something else to do when they need to get distracted, rest their mind, socialize, etc
Also, it's terrible to apply technical solutions to education issues. If your employees are spending way too much time on Facebook, first you need to have a conversation with each of the offenders, second you might want to look deeper into the issue as you might not be feeding them enough work to do. Your processes might be broken, so your supply chain and productivity would be impacted by design, not purely as a consequence of people slacking off :-)
- kuschku 10y ago> People's personal life doesn't disappear when they arrive to the office. It does. Just like work life disappears the moment you leave the office. Work is work, personal is personal, any kind of mixing always ends up with horrible results. In many countries, the inverse - doing job related things at home or in general outside of paid time - is even highly illegal.