I know it’s a Friday and you’ve already checked your email 10 times in hope of something to distract you from actual work, so the news that workers spend a quarter of their office time slacking off isn’t terribly surprising for you. A “network security consultant firm” called Voco reports that workers spend about 25 percent of their time at the office doing non-work-related tasks. That includes everything from browsing eBay to obsessively refreshing Facebook to using online dating sites. They blame “tech-savvy” employees in particular for abusing privileges, although I’m pretty sure their definition of “tech-savvy” means “knows how to use the innertubes thing the kids keep talking about these days.”
Here is the best part of the entire writeup:
