Can you write an excuse for my boss stating that I should be allowed to watch OUaT on Netflix while at work because it will help boost my productivity? >.>'
As a qualified individual who is highly trained with extensive knowledge and many years of experience regarding employee productivity, I feel I have enough authority to say definitively that all employers seek to run an efficient organization while maintaining a high quality work environment full of positive motivators for its employees, thus ensuring high productivity and even better efficiency.
Given the fact that many employees have auditory and/or visual stimulus running in the background of their daily lives when not in a working environment, it is safe to say that many employees, while working desk jobs, feel a lack of proper stimulus when at work without the accustomed background stimulus they would otherwise have were they not at work.
Given these factors, it is only safe to assume that, if you were to allow your worker to have auditory and/or visual stimulus running in the background while she worked, she would be both happier and more productive, which would lead to a better overall production for your company, better efficiency quotients, and would ultimately lead to higher year end profits.
Therefore, I encourage you to allow Ms. Dawson to watch "Once Upon a Time" while she's doing her work today. It will only lead to more money in your pockets in the future.'
Liv MorenoAn Authority on Stuff and Things