Map of the global distribution of economic and physical water scarcity as of 2006. Scarcity is the fundamental economic problem of having seemingly unlimited human wants in a world of limited resources. It states that society has insufficient productive resources to fulfill all human wants and needs.
The number of people in this yearâs survey who reported wasting time at work every day is up to a whopping 89% -- a 20% increase compared to last year. The increases came in people spending longer periods âwasting time.â Hereâs the breakdown: 31% waste roughly 30 minutes daily. 31% waste roughly 1 hour daily.
On average they consume 10.7 hours per week,or 21% of the time. What this shows is that sales reps spend equal amounts of time selling, anddoing administrative activities!For employees across a broad spectrum of jobs, one of the biggest time gobblers is an activitycalled âgeneral administration and paperworkâ.pending 2-3 hours per week, or 24 to 36 minutes per day results in 12.5 hours forselling, or 26% of the time. However, too much time spent doing daily planning (over 3 hoursper week) becomes counterproductive and as a result, selling time decreases, as shown in the baron the far right.