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I second this enough to comment! Furthermore, If your effective times starts at 11, consider yourself lucky. 11 is at the earlier end of my natural waking time
by Broken_Hippo 10y ago
I second this enough to comment!
Furthermore, If your effective times starts at 11, consider yourself lucky. 11 is at the earlier end of my natural waking time. I start getting effective 2 hours afterwards.
- rubicon33 10y agoI'm in the same boat. In fact, I don't REALLY come online until after lunch, sometime around 1 or 2. And if allowed to revert to my natural sleep cycle, my most creative and productive time is between 2pm - 3am. Good luck finding an employer who is cool with that. Not to mention, a spouse.
- tedmiston 10y agoMy best hours are similar. I think the best option is a remote team distributed across time zones or one in a time zone that aligns with your ideal hours. Admittedly, much easier said than done.
- Broken_Hippo 10y ago"If allowed to revert to my natural sleep cycle..." I very much understand this. I don't think people realize that for me, I have to watch my sleep every day - including weekends - to be able to be at work at 8am during the week. Sleeping in on the weekends means that sudddenly, I'm awake at 1am monday morning. The spouse bit hasn't been an issue: He has a similar body clock luckily. Jobs are more difficult.
- digler999 10y agoCan confirm, I am sitting here at work, doing nothing. probably wont start "work" for another hour or so.