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3 hours of personal time in the office might be a bit much, but the figure of 60% of purchases being made during work hours doesn't surprise me and I don't thin
by nperez 12y ago
3 hours of personal time in the office might be a bit much, but the figure of 60% of purchases being made during work hours doesn't surprise me and I don't think it's a big deal. There is only so much output that can come from a person in a day. When I work for 3 or 4 hours straight, I can physically feel the brain-drain and need a break. A few minutes of personal time taking a walk outside or ordering stuff I need at home is all it takes to get back in my zone. I actually once fainted publicly after working too many hours straight without taking the slightest hint of a break. There's a balance that you need to strike. Take care of yourself. Get stuff done. Don't work 9 hours straight without taking a few breathers to stay on your game.
- cauterized 12y agoThey also dated that statistic to ~15 years ago, when most people had internet access only at work (or broadband only at work).