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It's funny how you classify "space to get into the zone" as an employee benefit, while all that does is increase your productivity. But I guess that could mean
by banach 9y ago
It's funny how you classify "space to get into the zone" as an employee benefit, while all that does is increase your productivity. But I guess that could mean going home earlier...
- mixedCase 9y agoIt's an employee benefit because it makes work more enjoyable. Being stuck in a problem that you can normally tackle with relative ease when "in the zone" is extremely frustrating.
- stephengillie 9y ago"Enjoying your job" is a perk most people don't get. To them, larger monitors, better laptops, offices with doors, etc are simply tools people use to feel better than you.
- flukus 9y agoEven when you hate the work, getting in the zone and coding makes the time pass quicker.
- PeterisP 9y agoSure, but to the employer the primary benefit of this is that people don't get stuck in problems that they can normally tackle with relative ease; the main effect (to the employer) is the fact that they're much more productive, not that they're a bit more happier.
- fiblye 9y agoWell, some people do like the work they do. Doing work you enjoy is even better when you can focus on it without distractions, and frustrating when you can't.
- chank 9y ago> "space to get into the zone" as an employee benefit. A thing that used to be standard is now a benefit. Don't piss on my leg and tell me it's raining.