E-mail is a Top Timewaster
Submitted by Debra Hamilton on Sun, 11/25/2007 - 15:28.
Email has become the dominant form of business communication in the workplace today. The average worker in corporate America receives 133 messages a day. Despite its popularity, people point to email as one of the major causes of work-related stress. People cite lack of organization, no clear purpose, missing information, harsh tone, poor grammar, and overuse as the primary reasons that email fails to make the grade as a productivity tool. As a result, the average worker spends almost their entire day just trying to keep up with email. How does email rate in your work environment?
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