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> meetings If the meetings are productive meetings and not hour-long Facebook-browsing snoozefests, then yes, meeting attendance is a form of productivity > c
by solatic 8y ago
> meetings
If the meetings are productive meetings and not hour-long Facebook-browsing snoozefests, then yes, meeting attendance is a form of productivity
> chatty coworkers
Get rid of the open floor plan, allow for remote work, other strategies to promote the proverbial butts-in-seats instead of milling about the water cooler
> meals
Delivered to the office
> Coffee breaks
Why coffee machines of whichever kind (Keurig, Nespresso, superautomatic espresso machines) pay for themselves.
The point is that OP's point is that good management reduces (not eliminate, that's impossible) distractions, to promote higher productivity.
- NathanCH 8y agoI work a place where there is no interaction between employees. No coffee breaks, no paid lunch, no meetings. It is hell. Enjoy.
- solatic 8y agoLook, different places have different workers and cultures and management. If you work in a place where everyone suffers from the lack of socialization, then management should make things more sociable somehow. If you work in a place where you're the only person who suffers from the lack of socialization, then perhaps you should find another job.