People who are used to fishing may be more focused and more efficient at the beginning of their work to complete the same workload. So you don't have to feel too guilty, because fishing and paddling is a common hobby of people all over the world. As long as you don't indulge in it and can't control yourself, it won't affect your work efficiency. I divide fishing into fishing on the station and fishing off the station.
First, fish at the station. Fishing in the workplace is the most risky, which requires us not only to have the perception of seeing all directions, but also to have a keen reaction and the speed of being single for 20 years. Picking up a mobile phone directly at the workstation to brush Weibo and chatting on WeChat is a big no-no. Just like you cheat directly with your mobile phone in the exam, the goal is obvious, and there is too much noise when you are found to be dealing with the crisis.
Therefore, we need a software that can project the screen and control the mobile phone reversely, so that we can operate the mobile phone directly on the computer, so that when we see the boss coming, we can use Alt+Tab to switch quickly. I use ApowerMirror, a screen projection software, which can fully meet the fishing needs of screen projection and anti-control. Every time I detect the boss coming by my keen sense of smell trained in paddling for many years, I will calmly switch back to the work interface and do it at one go. The toilet is the best place to fish, and there is no one. You are free to do whatever you want in a closed space. Brush Weibo, chat on WeChat, sit or lie on the toilet for ten minutes, and so on. The key to fishing in the toilet is to prepare a smaller cup. Drinking more water is not only good for your health, but also can greatly increase the number of trips to the toilet. And why do you want to prepare a smaller cup? The reason is that if your cup is small and you drink a lot of water, you can pick up more water and paddle for a few more minutes. Pay attention when you go to the toilet, and remember to put the computer to sleep. First, avoid the boss coming to see that there are programs in your taskbar that have nothing to do with work. Secondly, it can make the boss think that you are a thrifty and environmentally friendly employee and leave a good impression on the boss, killing two birds with one stone.