Numbers Don't Lie

Thursday, May 18, 2006

Web surfing is addictive

Although many employees fear that web surfing on the job could put their jobs at risk, a survey found that still 61% of people using the internet at work admitted to visiting non-work-related sites. Workers spent an average of 12.8 hours online each week, with 24% of that time devoted to non-work sites. 50% of the people surveyed said they would rather give up their morning coffee than their ability to access the internet for personal use.

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5 Comments:

Blogger Elvira Liceaga said...

I´ve been reading too much these days about internet addiction. It´s definetly a massive illness. I wonder how more would we be better at our jobs if we actually just work. But we can´t help it, can´t we?

7:22 AM

 
Blogger Adam said...

I read this at work and felt guilty the whole time.

8:36 AM

 
Blogger Sicilian said...

Duhhhhhhhhhhh. . . . we knew that web surfing was addictive. . .

4:21 AM

 
Blogger Brandi Love said...

Twenty solid hours a week with my coffee!

9:55 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

...and lovin it.

1:33 PM

 

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