Of those with access to the Internet, a majority
of Americans -- 64 percent -- watch videos online while at work, a
recent survey found. What's more, men are much more likely to watch
videos at work than women -- 53 percent to 34 percent,
respectively, according to the poll conducted by Harris
Interactive.
最近一项调查发现，使用网络的美国人中，64%的人会在上班的时候观看在线视频。而且，据哈里斯互动调查，男性比例高于女性（53%—34%）。
The survey also showed that 74 percent of respondents believe that
mobile devices prompt workers to surf the Internet for content that
they otherwise wouldn't access on their work-issued
computer.
调查还发现,74%的调查对象认为，这些移动设备促使员工搜索去无法通过工作用电脑来获取的网络内容。
Results showed:
52 percent - Look for another primary
job.
47 percent - Visit an online dating
website.
46 percent - Look for a side
job.
37 percent - Research an embarrassing
illness/condition.
33 percent - Shop for
lingerie/underwear.
20 percent - Investigate plastic surgery
options.
结果表明：
52%——寻找另一份全职工作。
47%——访问婚恋网站。
46%——寻找兼职工作。
37%——研究自身难言之疾/其他情况。
33%——购买内衣。
20%——调查整形手术的选项。
Another finding -- that's likely distressing to employers -- is
that only 9 percent of those polled believe employees are "very
aware" of the toll that watching online videos on their personal
mobile devices may take on the speed and bandwidth of their
company's wireless network, frequently the means by which online
content is accessed.
另一项发现——倒是会让老板们苦恼——仅有9%的调查对象认为员工十分清楚在个人移动终端上观看在线视频会给公司的无线网络带来速度和宽带损耗。
