Remember snow days?
You’d wake up, turn on the television, and wait to see your school’s name scroll along the bottom of the screen. Seeing your school’s name followed by “Closed” or “2-Hour Delay” was probably the best feeling.
It meant being able to lay around in your pajamas, play video games or go out with other neighborhood kids.
Now, as an adult, snow days usually mean working from home if you can, or losing out on a day of pay if your kids are out and you don’t have that option. Adulthood can be a real bummer sometimes. But one thing that can still save you is an Internet snow day. What do you do when the Internet goes out and you can’t work?
The Internet Is The New Office
What did people do all day before the Internet and even before there were computers?
There were physical letters that had to be typed on a typewriter, physical filing cabinets where things had to be properly stored, and do you remember Rolodexes?
My goodness, the Rolodexes.
There’s so much in the office of yesteryear that most people today would not even recognize. Today, people in offices report:
- 78% of people who work in offices say the Internet is crucial to work getting done
- 60% of workers say they lose the majority of their productivity when there is an Internet outage
- 65% of office workers…
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