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I do that as well. However, I started tracking how focused & productive I felt during each work session / pomodoro (using a program called Vitamin-R), and the
by SyneRyder 10y ago
I do that as well. However, I started tracking how focused & productive I felt during each work session / pomodoro (using a program called Vitamin-R), and the preliminary results aren't good. I'm measurably more productive if I turn the TV off. I can improve productivity further by putting on noise-cancelling headphones & my programming-specific playlist.
Your mileage may vary of course, but sometimes it's worth testing & measuring these things.
- usaphp 10y agoI was not arguing about productivity , I was just saying that the original comment was bashing the quote based on his own personal anecdote, if he does not do it - it does not mean its not happening for other people.
- loco5niner 10y agoBut your above comment does in fact argue about productivity. It communicates that you could "concentrate in such an environment.", when he could not.