Waste time, make time. The University of Melbourne found that workers who used the Internet for personal reasons were 9 percent more productive than those who didn’t. And doesn’t everyone deserve a five-minute vacation every once in a while, especially now that summer is over?
2. Find artful, calming, even transformative videos—the kind you’d see in theaters that sell carrot cake instead of Mike and Ikes—on vimeo.com. It’s the foreign-film equivalent of YouTube.
I found myself beginning to grieve the imminent death of my mother, and writing about life and love on this sight was very satisfying. Not being able to read the finished product, is much like loss itself.
By Anelisan, 09/28/2009, 3:17 PM EDT
internet browsing should only be done at home. Except on trusted sites that your boss wants you to look at when it comes to filling up your inventory and also when you make modification to the site that you created as part of your position. Also chatting on misc. sites like You Tube and many others should not be permitted lest it cost you your work production time.
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