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We've used "Facebook for Work" at work. It is highly distracting in IMO. One of the best productivity hacks is to never log into Facebook or any social account
by kaushikt 11y ago
We've used "Facebook for Work" at work. It is highly distracting in IMO.
One of the best productivity hacks is to never log into Facebook or any social accounts when at work. Now, we are working on it which keeps sending you notifications all day long and especially over the weekend.
You like or comment saying - "Awesome, well deserved." The 100 people are going to do the same too. It's super annoying.
This and the fact that you move on to your feed and then shitty videos, pics, buzzfeed and boom ! your whole afternoon is gone !
- nocman 11y agoPersonally, I would say that "One of the best productivity hacks is to never log into Facebook" -- EVER! :-D
- Nicholas_C 11y agoNot logging into HN is also a good one.
- softawre 11y agoYet here we are :) I do it to feel a little better about my productivity waste compared to reddit (and if I want to feel OK about reddit, it's /r/programming which is basically a crappier version of HN)
- tdkl 11y agoI'd thought FB for work is at least siloed from your personal FB. You get notifications from the personal account as well? Well now I know why they made it this way, since it'll drive the FB usage - even at work! Disgusting.
- Shish2k 11y ago> You get notifications from the personal account as well? No
- GBond 11y agoThis confirms my impression on the big downside of FFW. It brings the signal/noise problem to the office. It is the reason why I can't seem to embrace FB despite trying really hard.