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YES. Early morning time is the most productive time for many people. It's all downhill after lunch. The problem is, many companies are more hip about WFH than
by papito 7y ago
YES. Early morning time is the most productive time for many people. It's all downhill after lunch.
The problem is, many companies are more hip about WFH than hour shifting. It's not a thing. If you start coming into work early to get more done, you will get the looks if you don't stay in the office until 6:00PM, just like everyone. That is not sustainable.
However, if you are a European or Indian offshore, then hour shifting is built in. Onshore, night owls are hard-working, and early birds are slackers - because no one can see them work.
What I am saying is, a lot of office work is optics. Being there and within line of sight of everyone counts more than being productive and in the zone. It's dumb as fuck.
- mschuster91 7y ago> YES. Early morning time is the most productive time for many people. It's all downhill after lunch. For me and many others it's right the other way around. The single way you can kill my productivity is to force me to get up earlier than 8. Now with Corona lockdowns, I can get up at 9 (!) and actually feel rested!
- papito 7y agoYes, and if we work the same amount of hours, but I leave at 4PM, you will be perceived as doing more work.