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"A survey conducted by the National Sleep Foundation reported that nearly one-third of workers have slept on the job. Perhaps because on average, workers receive 40 minutes less sleep then what they need to be effective, many companies now allow short naps during the day. Do you snooze on the job? Let us know...
Posted by Seymour Jobs on April 14, 2008 at 2:29 PM
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Several years ago a friend of mine told me that every afternoon he used to sneak a 30-40 minute nap in at work by visiting a secure room requiring special access. He stated that afterwards he was very refreshed, and much more alert. He even stated that without that afternoon 'pick me up' he probably would not be able to get through the day.
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