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The problem is any potential productivity benefits are usually shut down at the employer level - I've never seen an employer (specifically office environment) t
by NTripleOne 10y ago
The problem is any potential productivity benefits are usually shut down at the employer level - I've never seen an employer (specifically office environment) that allows vaping in the workplace. My employer requires people to clock out for a smoke break and go outside anyway, so to get the next hit people have to go break momentum away from their desk for a while - and that'd probably be quite frequently too; from my somewhat brief stint(s) of trying to adopt vaping over combustion, I'd find myself puffing on it far more frequently than I'd go for a smoke (which at work is about 1 every 1-2 hours or so~)
- nyir 10y agoWell for anecdotal evidence we've got two people with (multiple) vapers in our office and they totally use them at their desk. Only annoying bit is the permanent noise of using them. It seems less distracting overall to me than people running around for smoke breaks all the time.
- brokenmachine 10y agoI would personally be very concerned about the unknown secondhand vaping effects of someone doing it in close proximity to me at work.