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No matter how many layers I bundle my idle torso in that arctic stream of AC just freezes my nose and fingers. For most office spaces it's not so much the temp
by randomfool 8y ago
No matter how many layers I bundle my idle torso in that arctic stream of AC just freezes my nose and fingers.
For most office spaces it's not so much the temp that freezes me it's the breeze while I'm sitting in a chair typing.
- mrep 8y agoDo you have raynaud's because that sounds exactly like it and my girlfriend says the airflow is definitely a big part of the problem (also stress). If so, then I would talk to your coworkers to see if you can get switched to a better desk location for your medical condition.
- craftyguy 8y agoNot GP, but my desk is under a damn air vent. It is very likely to be 5 degrees (or more) warmer down the aisle from me. I don't have raynaud's, I just hate being blasted with cold air when it's literally not cold outside (which is a serious plus where I am located)
- dredmorbius 8y agoMove.
- craftyguy 8y agoNot possible, there's a long waiting list to get desks at work.
- dredmorbius 8y agoWould medical advice help? I'm one of those who would kill to be under a vent. Alternatively, file a grievance through your shop steward.
- bornabox 8y agoHave you considered switching your desk with someone who likes it colder? I, for one, would jump at the opportunity. Maybe some of your co-workers would too..
- felix_nagaand 8y agoThey could also use an umbrella to deflect the air current