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The cast of The Office resorted to instant messaging and playing solitaire when they were only in the background.

THE modern “office girlie” often finds herself juggling a demanding 9-to-5 job with a myriad of personal responsibilities.

The perception is not just that a busy worker is engaged and making an effort, but even that their industriousness gives them a higher moral value than their less busy colleagues.

A co-worker who's extremely busy doing seemingly nothing (Heidi Gardner) stops by Weekend Update to discuss Americans returning to the office in person.

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