Through an in-depth exploration of the most important skills that lead to success as a professional trainer, The Training Book demonstrates quickly and succinctly the steps you must take to become a great trainer. Seventy-four percent of major U.S. firms record and review employees' communications and Internet activities on the job, according to the AMA's annual electronic monitoring and surveillance survey, released today.
Surveillance covers phone calls, email, web surfing, and PC use.
I was shocked to read that 38 percent of surveyed managers report reviewing subordinates' email messages. This number is three times what was reported three years ago. But 29 percent of respondents reported blocking access to specific websites. No one who's trusted by another would read his mail. Big companies, get a life.