A lot of ABers (myself included!) I know put in the bulk of their activity whilst at work. Does this suggest that office workers of the world really do not have enough to do?
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lady fuschia
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I don't think so. It just gives us a momentary break from doing our job. I know that I really need that sometimes.
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It suggests to me that we could probably get all our work done in four days and enjoy three day weekends. Seriously.
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My job is feast or famine...i am either slammed with work...or have nothing to do...before i discovered ab i'd spend the slow moments reading.
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Well in my case, I have tons to do. But I get it all done. And when it's a quiet time in the office I get onto AB. I work really hard at what I do, I always go the extra mile, and they know that. That's why I don't feel bad for being on AB every now and then. Now if I were like a bad worker and did nothing on the job, then that'd be a different story.
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I don't know, everywhere I have worked, there was no "free" time. Even if you got a short personal phone call, they gave you the evil eye.
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i work at a tax office so unless its january-april i have nothing to do. its so boring it drives me nuts, i went in the bathroom and cried once. i have add too so it makes it even worse. i hate it. and they get mad when im not here or go to leave. i could be doing so many other things right now....god i dont want to talk about it ill freak out
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I think the nature of an office job is different than working in a more production oriented environment like....say, an assembly line. At least that's my story and I'm sticking to it!
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I think that really depends on how much time people are spending on AB while at work. Most jobs have a little "lull" here and there, where work is concerned, so it shouldn't be a problem. But, if someone is spending 2, 3, 4, or more hours on AB while at work, then there probably is a problem, (unless your job is just to sit there and answer phones, or security, or something like that).
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Pretty much...LOL
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