Do you surf PO from work?

by **Chesire** » Thu 26 Jul 2007, 15:02:29

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Its between 11.20 am and 2.20 PM in the USA. How many of you are surfing from work P. I probably never noticed before but 792 guests logged in during working hours in the USA>>

by **Cobra_Strike** » Thu 26 Jul 2007, 16:11:17

My desk job is such that I have frequent 30-60 second long pauses, and I have plenty of time to surf...

by **leal** » Thu 26 Jul 2007, 18:09:57

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')Its between 11.20 am and 2.20 PM in the USA. How many of you are surfing from work P.

I probably never noticed before but 792 guests logged in during working hours in the USA>>

by **Tanada** » Thu 26 Jul 2007, 20:10:32

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Chesire', 'T')here are currently, 792 guest(s) and 81 member(s) that are online.

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Its between 11.20 am and 2.20 PM in the USA. How many of you are surfing from work P.

I probably never noticed before but 792 guests logged in during working hours in the USA>>

by **Micki** » Thu 26 Jul 2007, 22:29:59

I skip morning coffee nowadays and surf instead.
I have also stopped going out for lunch most of the days and take some time during lunch to surf.
Furthermore, I am working a lot on projects and workload jumps up and down. In down periods I can sometimes spend half the days surfing. It is almost embaressing as most colleagues are busy but nothing else for meto do (my role is quite different from everyone elses) and still I have managed to keep my job despite numerous rounds of retrenchements.
The good side is that I don't have to spend as much time surfing in the evenings and can have some "quality time" instead.

by **Terran** » Thu 26 Jul 2007, 22:57:07

I don't surf at work because I never have time. Our breaks are 10 minutes long paid, and I have just enough time to get down a snack before returning back to work. If we get a 30 minute break, I'm busy eatting lunch. I just never have the time.

by **wisconsin_cur** » Fri 27 Jul 2007, 01:51:02

I surf at work because it is understood, if not articulated, that I am insurance. There is a very limited number of things I can do on any given night and I am here for those few nights when I am needed. I can not really be displaced because my very presence keeps bad things from happening.

I work with psych patients. If we leave the unit in their hands at night it would be a disaster. As it is they generally sleep (I am currently working with adolescents which is a sweet gig if you can get it). So I read Tolstoy, I plan for collapse, I write, I surf PO.com