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Ways to Take a Break and Slack Off While Looking Like You’re Working

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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As much as we all love to work and be productive, sometimes we just need a little break to recharge our batteries. However, taking too many breaks can make you look like a slacker, especially if you have a boss who is constantly watching. Here are some ways to take a break and slack off while looking like you’re working:

1. Use your phone: One of the most common ways to take a break and appear busy is by using your phone. You can pretend to answer emails, browse social media, or even play a game. Just make sure to keep your phone close to your keyboard, so it looks like you’re multitasking.

2. Take a walk: If you need to stretch your legs and get some fresh air, taking a walk can be a great way to take a break. You can tell your boss that you’re going to the bathroom or getting some water, but instead take a lap around the office or outside. This will also help clear your mind and improve your productivity when you return to your desk.

3. Chat with a coworker: It’s important to have good relationships with your coworkers, and taking time to chat with them is a great way to build those relationships. You can even discuss work-related topics, but make sure to keep it light and informal. This will prevent your conversation from looking like a distraction from your actual work.

4. Eat a snack: Snacking is a great way to take a break and boost your energy levels. You can keep healthy snacks at your desk, like granola bars or fruit, and eat them while you work. This will make it look like you’re just fueling up for more work, rather than slacking off.

5. Pretend to be in a meeting: If you need to disappear for a while, you can tell your boss that you’re in a meeting. You can go to a quiet area and take a break, read a book or even take a nap. Just make sure to come back after a reasonable amount of time and pretend like your meeting was productive.

In conclusion, taking a break doesn’t mean you’re a lazy worker. It’s important to take care of yourself and give your brain a rest to recharge. By using these sneaky ways to slack off, you can take a break and appear productive, keeping your boss and coworkers happy.

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