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Multitasking used to be the name of the game. The more you could do at once, the more productive you were thought to be.
Every day, we juggle multiple devices along with multiple responsibilities. It's ironic that with all of these productivity tools at our fingertips--laptops, tablets and smartphones--we're less productive than ever.
Surveys conducted throughout the United States have found that the average employee admits to wasting approximately two hours out of every eight-hour work day. This does not include lunch and other scheduled breaks.
If you find that you don't have enough time to get your work done, it may be because you're wasting more time than you realize.
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How to Use Facebookâ¦
And still show your face at work
Good communicators can be honed as well as born. Here are a few tips to get you started.
Are you conscious at work? While most people are not fully asleep at work, neither are they fully awake and putting forth the full potential of their skills and talents. To what degree can each of us heighten our awareness of how and what we contribute to the organization, who we have an effect on, and how our actions help to define the culture and business results?
By now, you probably understand the potential dangers of social media. Indiscriminate use can seriously damage your professional reputation. So when people in your office (especially your boss) want to be your Facebook friend, how do you use Facebook so that you can still show your face at work?
Here are several quick tips for managing your Facebook account without jeopardizing your professional reputation.
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