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No doubt about it. When you are alone at home, self-isolated, without any co-workers around you to take your focus away, your productivity will skyrocket.
by MomchilIvanovK 7y ago
No doubt about it.
When you are alone at home, self-isolated, without any co-workers around you to take your focus away, your productivity will skyrocket.
- saagarjha 7y agoWhat if you have a family to take your focus away?
- tfandango 7y agoI find it's a mixed bag and more challenging now when everyone else is home too. Some people are more productive at home and can set bounds between work and home stuff. Other people just can't do it very well. The good news is it's pretty obvious who is who.
- capableweb 7y ago> When you are alone at home, self-isolated, without any co-workers around you to take your focus away, your productivity will skyrocket. Not necessarily, not all developer roles are created equally. Some need a tight feedback loop and some developers need to be around other humans in order to fulfill their social needs in general. Especially regarding the self-isolation part, which feels great if you're coming from a place where you're getting constantly distracted by other people, but after a while you're starting to feel lonely and disconnected unless you spend time with your co-workers and the stake holders of whatever you're working on. Again, it depends on the situation, person and the overall context.