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Almost all interviews end with salary negotiations. This almost invariably is an indication that the employer is seriously considering hiring you. But unfortunately, many brilliant job seekers, including experienced ones, stumble at this step. Not getting it right at this point
Either way, infosnacking is here to stay, and despite dangerous estimations of lost billions to productiv
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Long gone are the days employers have to worry about extended lunch or smoke breaks hurting the bottom line? Companies now have to be worried about employees wasting precious time at any point they are sitting in front of their computer. Just imagine, a few minutes to check Hotmail here, a few minutes to read a joke there and voila…another hour gone to the internet gods and money down the drain.
It is estimated that infosnacking, also referred to as cyberslacking, costs the North American economy alone billions of dollars in lost productivity. Study after study of employee internet usage consistently shows a percentage of online time being spent on non work related activities.
There are opposing views on what to do in the corporate world about ‘infosnacking’. Many companies are monitoring and consequently dismissing even the smallest abusers of company internet privileges. Alternatively, some corporations are going the complete opposite route, and allowing periodic use of the internet on company time to help their employees reduce stress in their life. Examples of this would be allowing an employee to complete their internet banking, send a personal email or two, or just read the news while on lunch or a coffee break. Their view is a happy employee most often is a productive employee!
Either way, infosnacking is here to stay, and despite dangerous estimations of lost billions to productivi
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Long gone are the days employers have to worry about extended lunch or smoke breaks hurting the bottom line? Companies now have to be worried about employees wasting precious time at any point they are sitting in front of their computer. Just imagine, a few minutes to check Hotmail here, a few minutes to read a joke there and voila…another hour gone to the internet gods and money down the drain.
It is estimated that infosnacking, also referred to as cyberslacking, costs the North American economy alone billions of dollars in lost productivity. Study after study of employee internet usage consistently shows a percentage of online time being spent on non work related activities.
There are opposing views on what to do in the corporate world about ‘infosnacking’. Many companies are monitoring and consequently dismissing even the smallest abusers of company internet privileges. Alternatively, some corporations are going the complete opposite route, and allowing periodic use of the internet on company time to help their employees reduce stress in their life. Examples of this would be allowing an employee to complete their internet banking, send a personal email or two, or just read the news while on lunch or a coffee break. Their view is a happy employee most often is a productive employee!
Either way, infosnacking is here to stay, and despite dangerous estimations of lost billions to productiv
Data Warehousing was an innovation from the 90's that promised to change the data landscape for good. How far have we come? Many vendors have entered the marketplace because it makes sense to bring together data from throughout the organization, and this will continue to make s
It is estimated that infosnacking, also referred to as cyberslacking, costs the North American economy alone billions of dollars in lost productivity. Study after study of employee internet usage consistently shows a percentage of online time being spent on non work related activities.
There are opposing views on what to do in the corporate world about ‘infosnacking’. Many companies are monitoring and consequently dismissing even the smallest abusers of company internet privileges. Alternatively, some corporations are going the complete opposite route, and allowing periodic use of the internet on company time to help their employees reduce stress in their life. Examples of this would be allowing an employee to complete their internet banking, send a personal email or two, or just read the news while on lunch or a coffee break. Their view is a happy employee most often is a productive employee!
Either way, infosnacking is here to stay, and despite dangerous estimations of lost billions to productiv
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There are opposing views on what to do in the corporate world about ‘infosnacking’. Many companies are monitoring and consequently dismissing even the smallest abusers of company internet privileges. Alternatively, some corporations are going the complete opposite route, and allowing periodic use of the internet on company time to help their employees reduce stress in their life. Examples of this would be allowing an employee to complete their internet banking, send a personal email or two, or just read the news while on lunch or a coffee break. Their view is a happy employee most often is a productive employee!
Either way, infosnacking is here to stay, and despite dangerous estimations of lost billions to productiv
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Either way, infosnacking is here to stay, and despite dangerous estimations of lost billions to productivity, this could probably be offset by the billions lost to stressed out, unhappy employees calling in sick so they can stay at home and check their email, surf the web and infosnack in their pajamas, on a company paid sick day!
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