Edit unplugged

摘要

On March 25, 2007, The New York Times reported that Basex, Inc. CEO and chief analyst Jonathan B. Spira estimated that interruptions at work cost the American economy "nearly $650 billion a year." Because we open multiple channels of communication in which we may be contacted, we feel obligated to give our attention to the urgency of others at the expense of our most important tasks. Employees are also prone to frittering away time on social networking or gaming sites that are not related to work.