I use RescueTime. Productive time is about 90% each month. The reality is that 100% of my time, if meetings are included, is productive (excluding minimal brea

I use RescueTime. Productive time is about 90% each month. The reality is that 100% of my time, if meetings are included, is productive (excluding minimal breaks). I feel sorry for the people trying to run businesses with all of these employees not working. I'm a QA engineer. The most experienced QA engineer on a 3-person team (the other two have either more experience with testing but less with development, or vice-versa). I have waaaaay too much to do to get away with not working. I do empathise with those for whom maintaining a high level of productivity is impossible because of how demanding their work is. I'm fortunate that I have so many different tasks to perform that if I don't have the energy to concentrate on something demanding, I can switch to something fairly basic. I'm also fortunate in that, for me, problem solving activities are almost always energising. So if I feel like I'm getting burnt out I can dive into one of the tricky but non-urgent problems I hadn't got around to yet.