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This looks fun and harmless/useful. Yet, it is a symptom of a real problem. Working in an open space was so distracting that I once started working remotely onl

This looks fun and harmless/useful. Yet, it is a symptom of a real problem. Working in an open space was so distracting that I once started working remotely only to eliminate interruption. But then I became the weirdo who isn't a team player. Edit: typo

c4urself 9y ago
My thoughts exactly, getting “real” work done requires coming in early, staying late or WFH.