80% of respondents put work-related websites as number 1 in their list of favourites

May 13, 2004 - A Tip Top Job search reveals that employees keep their list of bookmarks relevant to their work and work in hand. 80% of respondents went to work the Web sites as the number 1 on the list of favorites that have remained in your browser. The survey asked employees in a small British company that put order into their Web sites used for quick and easy. Work-related sites, worksheets, news, sports, personal e-mail entertainment or holidays / / shopping and travel sites have been sorted in relation to their importance / priorities / relevance. 30% of those admitted to the boards of second job on their lists. The 10% last year and the remaining 60% was midrange. Clearly, employees are still maintaining websites where jobs aboard your favorites list to check on the latest jobs available on the Internet and keep your eyes on their future job prospects. Just make sure your boss does not have when you are conducting your next job search.The majority of employees offered holiday / leisure / shopping and travel sites at the bottom of your list. In fact, a huge 90% of finding at least the number one of the last 3 emails list.Personal, like Hotmail and Yahoo have been in the Top 3 for 50% of responders. Some people use their personal email for work, correspondence relating to explain its high scores, but this answer does not suggest a slight concern about the personal correspondence of all sports sites day.News and led to a number of responses, some half of them in high responders and about half the list below. All this shows is that employees like to check the latest football / cricket results and keep updated with the latest news and headlines.Favourites allow Internet users to access your most visited sites quickly and easily. Tip Top Job survey shows that although there is still a common desire not to have a job somewhere websites of your favorites for easy access, most workers prefer to use their flags to help manage workplace web. For more information, contact the Tip Top Job team in marketing@tiptopjob.com. Or visit the Web site of Tip Top Job in http://www.tiptopjob.com.