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Administrative/Clerical: What is Your Biggest Office Productivity Killer?

Office Dynamics

OfficeTime surveyed more than six hundred people to determine the biggest office productivity killers. Web surfing took the number two spot, as 80 percent of the people surveyed reported spending more than two hours per day on this activity. Social networking is fun, but it won''t boost your office productivity.

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Is Using Social Media at Work a Good Idea?

On The Job

Facebook announced this week is has 500 million users. But the truth is, employees do use Facebook at work. Instead of launching into time-consuming research of the issue, McFarlane turned to her social media network through her blog, HR Ringleader. And not one of them ever, ever, ever uses it at work. They Twitter.

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106 Thoughts on Overcoming Overwhelm in a Freaked-Out World

Stephanie LH Calahan

Archive Network with Steph Is This You? Change the settings on your social networking sites that automatically notify you of new activity. You don't need to know every time someone has added you as a friend on Facebook or has invited you to join an online group. Productive & Organized Home Contribute to P&O! You heard me.

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How to Stop Hating Your Team

On The Job

According to a new University of Phoenix survey , 95% of respondents say teams serve an important purpose, but only 24% prefer to work that way. Different generations, different agendas and different personality types thrown together creates tension, Feierstein says. Younger workers like it even less. Teams are hard." Passing the buck.

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Master the Art of Re-purposing Your Work and You'll Save Multiple Hours - 50 Ideas To Get You Started

Stephanie LH Calahan

So a story in an Active Rain Blog has parts linked to parts of a Wordpress Blog and a another part included in the content of your website linking to parts of a facebook content. Most people remember to click the "share on Facebook" (or Twitter, Digg, etc.) Then take part of the parts and link to other parts in other places.