Of those with access to the Internet, a majority of Americans -- 64 percent -- watch videos online while at work, a recent survey found.

What's more, men are much more likely to watch videos at work than women -- 53 percent to 34 percent, respectively, according to the poll conducted by Harris Interactive.

The survey also showed that 74 percent of respondents believe that mobile devices prompt workers to surf the Internet for content that they otherwise wouldn't access on their work-issued computer.

Results showed:

52 percent - Look for another primary job.
47 percent - Visit an online dating website.
46 percent - Look for a side job.
37 percent - Research an embarrassing illness/condition.
33 percent - Shop for lingerie/underwear.
20 percent - Investigate plastic surgery options.

Another finding -- that's likely distressing to employers -- is that only 9 percent of those polled believe employees are "very aware" of the toll that watching online videos on their personal mobile devices may take on the speed and bandwidth of their company's wireless network, frequently the means by which online content is accessed.

最近一項調查發現，使用網絡的美國人中，64%的人會在上班的時候觀看在線視頻。

而且，據哈里斯互動調查，男性比例高于女性（53%—34%）。

調查還發現74%的調查對象認為，這些移動設備促使員工搜索去無法通過工作用電腦來獲取的網絡內容。

結果表明：

52%——尋找另一份全職工作。

47%——訪問婚戀網站。

46%——尋找兼職工作。

37%——研究自身難言之疾/其他情況。

33%——購買內衣。

20%——調查整形手術的選項。

另一項發現——倒是會讓老板們苦惱——僅有9%的調查對象認為員工十分清楚在個人移動終端上觀看在線視頻會給公司的無線網絡帶來速度和寬帶損耗。

回帖話題：

What kind of videos do you watch at work?