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One of the main positive effects for me is not having to attempt to function in an oxygen-deprived office.
by growlist 6y ago
One of the main positive effects for me is not having to attempt to function in an oxygen-deprived office.
- Viliam1234 6y agoSo glad to see this mentioned! I am a bit anemic, which I suppose makes me more sensitive to the lack of oxygen than average people. And so often, when there is a meeting, the organizers choose the least ventilated room in the building (I guess because the better rooms are already taken), pack it full of people, and make them spend an hour sitting and listening to... whatever super imporant thing couldn't be explained in a short e-mail instead (because for the extraverts talking is so much more fun than writing). The windows are closed, sometimes impossible to open, the oxygen level is dropping... but it will take 20 more minutes until other people become sufficiently uncomfortable. Working from home, the windows in my room are widely open. (At least during the summer.) Who needs air conditioning, when you can have actual fresh air instead.
- growlist 6y agoI always wondered why the hell I would feel so wrecked at certain times of day. It's a nightmare. Thank god I WFH these days.