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If this bothers you and your bosses, a much more effective approach than trying to physically catch them would be to simply either block Facebook or write somet
by downandout 10y ago
If this bothers you and your bosses, a much more effective approach than trying to physically catch them would be to simply either block Facebook or write something that logs the amount of time people are spending on the corporate network browsing those types of sites. Tell everyone that these wasted time stats will be baked into their performance reviews.
Voila - you now have a fun-free workplace.
- SapphireSun 10y agoOr people just use their phones instead but the atmosphere is somewhat poisoned. :)
- jsjohnst 10y agoIt's more often in meetings that I see it, people on their phone randomly flicking through their Facebook feed rather than participating. My personal thought is, if you're that bored, then excuse yourself from the meeting and do something else.
- bbcbasic 10y agoYep people will leave: the good people.
- jsjohnst 10y ago"Catch" is the wrong word. That implies there's punishment. It's more a disappointment, than a retaliation. I don't want to look for the bad in folks, I want to encourage the good.