Having downtime at work isn't a bad thing. How "slacking off" makes you more productive: http://on.wsj.com/1AjtqwI pic.twitter.com/CWSWvmB3T2 @WSJ
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Having downtime at work isn't a bad thing. How "slacking off" makes you more productive: http://on.wsj.com/1AjtqwI pic.twitter.com/CWSWvmB3T2 @WSJ
Just FYI: I'm not at work now @WSJ: How "slacking off" at work makes you more productive: http://on.wsj.com/1AjtqwI pic.twitter.com/aZLpx8UjDZ
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“Don’t confuse slacking off w/ thinking" -J. Lucarelli
Also-if one stops for an errand/to pay bills-
frees their mind to focus
Having downtime at work isn't bad. How "slacking off" makes us more productive: http://on.wsj.com/1AjtqwI pic.twitter.com/fvyCRRf47n via @WSJ
@WSJ intuitive-many workers have a peak performance time daily where 2 peak hours=6 hours major productivity~
@WSJ If your work does not suffer and you can check off some personal "to-do's" during the day,your stress level will decrease significantly
Hear ye, hear ye @WSJ How "slacking off" makes you more productive: http://on.wsj.com/1AjtqwI pic.twitter.com/m4HlSezkWr
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@WSJ @HealthyLiving "It's not the hours you work, it's the work you put into the hours that counts."
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