According to Salary.com's 2008 Wasting Time Survey, browsing websites not related to their work is the most common way employees waste time on the job - confessed to 15 percent more often in the survey than socializing with co-workers. This behavior costs U.S. companies billions of dollars every year in lost productivity. And for employees who want to get ahead, out-of-control web surfing costs them the chance to shine on the job. A new software program, downloadable free, helps those who want to stop visiting MySpace, shopping for bargains, playing online games or checking the stock market get their work done for any specific time period they set.