It's safe to say that employers generally frown on workers who
play video games during work time. As common sense dictates,
you're obviously not working when trying to win virtual gold by
playing World of Warcraft or stealthily assassinating the enemy
in Call of Duty: Black Ops. Playing video games boosts your
mental acumen in a number of ways, studies show But gaming
outside of work or even during breaks at the office can help you
in ways you might never have thought possible. Indeed, studies
show that gaming can boost your ability to multitask, make
faster decisions, work better in team environment, and find
solutions to real-world problems. Make decisions faster Playing
any one of the titles in the Half-Life and Half-Life 2 franchise
can get the adrenaline flowing. As you assume the role of Gordon
Freeman, you must constantly make split-second decisions when
trying to decide how to kill one of the thousands of enemies you
encounter. You also have to quickly decide which weapon to use,
all the while trying