One more thing that's wrong with Corporate America...

...The fact that almost all of you folks are at work while you're reading this. I can't say that I wouldn't do the same if I had a job behind a desk somewhere, but you gotta admit it's a terrible strain on our nation's productivity.


Companies monitor their internet activity, I know. But there's no way half of the surfing done is budgeted for in terms of payroll hours, so it's pretty much the same as stealing a portion of your check IMO. Japan's superiority in efficiency becomes more impregnable every time you log on...


Thoughts?

 

That's a great question...


But if it didn't decrease, or it is relatively equal, wouldn't that mean we're more productive when we are working as a result of the internet? The time spent browsing had to have come from somewhere - perhaps it was the time saved by using the internet for reference?