Pros And Cons Of Cyberloafing

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Cyberloafing: A Costly Problem
A significant focus in today's corporate culture is the ability to balance the stresses and demands of one's work as well as the stresses and demands of one's personal life. Though technology has assisted many in maximizing the efficiency of handling one's personal life, the business world, including global business and competition from global challengers has also put stresses and demands on the corporate players, such that "there are not enough hours in ones' day". Globalized business has also created a 24-hour business day, and the different global business cultures and practices have, in addition, created and enforced a 7 day work week in many industries. Cyberloafing has become a large problem in various companies. How does one company deal with so many employees going on the Internet, and not focusing on the work at hand? Some companies have banned certain websites, such as AOl and Chat rooms. There are even websites that have boards dedicated to complaining or talking about company issues, sort of "Airing Dirty Laundry". Team A believes it is important to keep …show more content…

Beneficial had complete access. The questions the interviewer asked included statistics as well. Two the managers were able to provide research data that their companies actually did on cyber loafing. After compiling the pros and cons of the workplace café's, Team A was able to get an average of hours spent cyber loafing, averages on non-work hours spent in the cyber café and so on. The companies that did not allow any internet access stated that their employees would benefit from having a café that had internet access. Overall, the managers and the company that they worked for supported the idea of the cyber café within their workplace. Clearly, cyber loafing is a critical problem among businesses today and ways to control it is to put restrictions for accessing other sites or offer an internet café to employees before or after

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