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Well I did find some evidence in the linked article, albeit older evidence. > For example, in 2012 our Dublin office ran a program called “Dublin Goes Dark” in
by kccqzy 5y ago
Well I did find some evidence in the linked article, albeit older evidence.
> For example, in 2012 our Dublin office ran a program called “Dublin Goes Dark” in which they asked people to drop off their devices at the front desk before leaving for the night. Googlers said that this site-wide effort resulted in a shared sense of stress relief for many.
- Robotbeat 5y agoTHAT sounds plausible. I think there are healthy ways to integrate work and life (if you work at a place that has some worker protections in particular), I think being friends with coworkers is good and helpful for both work and personal life, and I think it's good to daydream productively about work ideas, BUT being able to not feel like you're on-call all the time must be a big advantage in reducing stress levels.