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>For some, the idea of working remotely is equivalent to laying around, watching Netflix (while working of course), and happy hour at 3pm Ironically, when I ne
by ummonk 7y ago
>For some, the idea of working remotely is equivalent to laying around, watching Netflix (while working of course), and happy hour at 3pm
Ironically, when I need to draft some long write up (e.g. perf evaluation, speech, etc.), I have the easiest time when I lie in bed watching some pausable movie or show. Nothing like passive entertainment to help me work through writer’s block.
- Matticus_Rex 7y agoAfter years of remote work and guilt over doing stuff like this, I've come around to the idea that -- for some types of tasks -- there's no more efficient way of plowing through it than laying around on the couch with something pausable on the TV, or occasionally even a video game. I always end up spending much more time on pause than not, and it actually gets done. It has to be a pretty specific type of thing, but I no longer feel guilty about it.