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« In the news - | Home | In the news, » November 09, 2003Is your computer terminally bad for you? Apparently coping with the daily flood of e-mails that arrive on all our computers is stressing out the normally laid-back Aussies.Although designed to speed communication and, presumably, simplify business, 69 per cent of people find having to deal with a daily avalanche of email is mildly or moderately stressful, a study found. But your work computer isn't all bad news as playing Minesweeper can actually make you work better. Try telling that to your boss...
Erin Dean @ November 9, 2003 09:53 PM | TrackBack
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