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Posted by berek on Monday, February 28. 2011

Why Company Network Restrictions Are Bad

Tells your employees you don’t trust them
Hamper communication
People will find ways to waste time
Creates bureaucracy
Creates a bad guy (enforcer of restrictions)
Don’t want people wasting time?
- Give them interesting things to do
- Hire good people
- Realize people need a break

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