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I have a similar approach: don't sit down at the computer until you know what you're going to do. It works well because sitting at the computer "feels like work

I have a similar approach: don't sit down at the computer until you know what you're going to do. It works well because sitting at the computer "feels like work" and is also a source of distractions. A lot of times I end up pacing back and forth until I figure it out (which may be a social issue for those of you who are employed).

djfm 10y ago
Not a social issue at my company - I often go out for a walk to get some inspiration and don't even need to pretend to be going to a meeting :) EDIT: phrasing.
- nucleardog 10y ago
  There's a difference between going outside for a walk and pacing back and forth up an open office. We have a guy that does the latter and it's definitely a huge social issue.
  - cema 10y ago
    I do it all the time, no social issues. Good coworkers?
    - kjs3 10y ago
      Just because no one has told you "cut that out" doesn't mean there isn't a social issue.