Information technology enables many people to do their work outside their workplace (e. g. at home, when travelling, etc.). Do the benefits of this mobility outweigh the disadvantages?
Nowadays, more and more
people
tend to have an opportunity to work
with technological devices such
as laptops, smartphones, and so forth everywhere. Although
there are many disadvantages related to people
's health, you can work
at different places without sitting in an office the whole day. This
essay will argue that the benefits
of this
statement outweigh the disadvantages.
On the one hand, those people
working on a computer often wear glasses because of their weak eyes. The main reason for this
is that they are usually exposed to the blue light of computers and phones day by day, so it diseases their eyes so much. Moreover
, people
can have sedentary problems and which leads to considerable health problems such
as obesity, kidney stones, and so on.
On the flip side of the coin, in spite of the limitations of working on technology, the benefits
of this
can be unnoticed. To be more precise, people
can work
while travelling and no need to work
on a chair at the workplace as it is very boring for active people
. In addition
, major people
tend to work
home office, due to the fact that it is comfortable and private for introverted employees who still do it for a living. It's extremely convenient for any situation. To illustrate, providing that person has an ailment, they can work
at home instead
of going to the company and completing their work
also
.
In general, using technology makes life easier, because of its benefits
bring on and people
can work
from any part of the world. From my point of view, there are further
benefits
that outweigh the limitations.Submitted by jakelong16091994 on
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