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Where Do You Spend Your Time?

A friend once told me that if you want to identify what is truly important to a person or company, all you need do is identify where they spend their time and money.  I therefore found the results of a recent survey by The Gallup PollŪ interesting.

In my personal experience, I have observed that more and more employees seem to be working very long workweeks.  That trend may be changing.

Posted by Suzanne H. Stenson on 09/29 at 03:48 PM

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