Business research conducted by Vikings has stated that on each working day, employees spend an average of fifty two minutes procrastinating. Fortunately there are solutions. In fact, procrastinating may not be such a negative aspect as first thought. It means that people tend to drift off but further scrutiny on the study confirms that the majority did so due to the lack of optimal time usage. Many of them take time out to check for social media updates with Facebook and Twitter being the most popular. However, as long as the top triggers of stress are not activated, procrastination can be a positive outcome as it gives workers the rest before they resume their work, now better refreshed.

Source: http://www.humanresourcesonline.net/staff-procrastinate-52-minutes-day/