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> 196 interruptions per day. These aren’t exclusively interruptions. He’s a developer but that doesn’t mean his job isn’t just to sit at a keyboard and woodpec
by bradhe 8y ago
> 196 interruptions per day.
These aren’t exclusively interruptions. He’s a developer but that doesn’t mean his job isn’t just to sit at a keyboard and woodpecker away all day.
- andrei_says_ 8y agoI doubt he codes in slack. And again, this count does not include the messages he reads, and interrupts his flow to read. Although with this amount of interruptions I don’t think anyone can enter the state of flow.
- bradhe 8y agoYou’ve missed my point entirely. A developer doesn’t work in a vacuum. His/her job is more than just to “write code.” Those other aspects require communication. Heck, writing code does too. You sound like you might be one of those people that’s terrible to work with.