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What is doing non work related activities with a computer while you are being paid to do your job called?
CyberLoafing
Is doing non-work-related activities with a computer while you are being paid to do your job what is it called?
It's called theft of time and misuse of company resources.
Is doing non-work-related activities with a computer while you are being paid to do your job.?
If you are asking if it is ethical, no. If you are asking if you can get fired for it, probably. Most companies have a clause in the employment contract that covers this.
What causes the heartbeat to increase?
by doing activities and being scared or screaming
What may cause the headt rate to increase?
by doing activities and being scared or screaming
When you download something on your computer what are you doing?
Downloading means a computer data file is being copied to your hard drive, from the internet.
How do you loose cells?
by being on the computer, tv, etc. by not doing something that works your brain
How can technology make some lazier?
Technology can cause laziness because the person may sit around doing nothing all day but play video games, text, watch TV or use the computer. There is not much energy being used when doing these activities, which eventually causes laziness.
How can teachers contribute to the development of their students?
doing more intelectual activities, doing more fisical activities, develop motrosity, etc. teachers may improve students develpoment whiel being fun but strict.
What is it called when your doing anything on a computer while you are being paid to do your job?
It's called cyberloafing. Dunno what the other person was talking about...--> Depends upon what you are doing. Your title would detail it best as computers are so embedded and a part of any job title now
Is doing anything with a computer while you are being paid to do your job?
Hmaybe it suppose to recommend the job
Are you a computer?
If you are asking are computers answering your questions then the answer is no. People are doing so. If you are being philosophical then yes, as we are all a kind of computer.
