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Since the article doesn't specify what types of professions were studied, thus I am skeptical of its conclusion. While this ~3hr/day productivity might be true
by natoliniak 9y ago
Since the article doesn't specify what types of professions were studied, thus I am skeptical of its conclusion. While this ~3hr/day productivity might be true for typical corporate/office workers, but they make up only a small percentage of the total work force! What about the productivity of bus drivers, doctors, cooks, masons, mechanics? Somehow I think that the average roofer doesn't spend ~2hrs/work day reading social media and news websites.
- ramblerman 9y agoThe title should be fixed but the article implies as much. "Yet a study of nearly 2,000 full-time office workers".
- syphon7 9y agoI know I'm not up there checking...
- PhasmaFelis 9y agoI see an awful lot of people these days talking like white-collar work is the default and blue-collar is some kind of weird outlier that doesn't really count.