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If I had to drive there's no way I'd want to go back. Even with my short commute: I have a huge desk, I can take power naps, my girlfriend cooks for me and bri
by swiley 6y ago
If I had to drive there's no way I'd want to go back.
Even with my short commute: I have a huge desk, I can take power naps, my girlfriend cooks for me and brings me food during meetings, I can take a shower after scrum, and my productivity may actually be higher.
Also I can work from an armchair instead of an office chair.
- ghaff 6y ago>Also I can work from an armchair instead of an office chair. I do move around the house, but for at least some of us, our backs thank us if we do a lot of our sitting in a good office chair.
- hirundo 6y agoI worked from a couch for a few years and only stopped due to the intense lower back pain it eventually caused me. Then I went and splurged on a high end office chair. It has improved my back, and my concentration and stamina at work greatly. Definitely one of my better investments.
- kyriakos 6y agoArmchair and couch are good but should not be abused. Our bodies are not meant to be in the same position for prolonged time. Definitely a good office chair makes things better but the fact that you are still in the same position for too long is not healthy. What i'm getting at is that from time to time moving around, changing positions, moving to an armchair etc... is actually good for you. Being stuck on any one arrangement though especially if its not ideal (armchair again) is a recipe for disaster.