> Management requires that we work on interrupt. We can't have that sweet "fugue," that makes us productive developers. Thank you for this. My boss left in Oct

> Management requires that we work on interrupt. We can't have that sweet "fugue," that makes us productive developers. Thank you for this. My boss left in October and I have not been dealing well with the influx of things on my plate even though I have the time in terms of hours, and that explains why: The items I took over from her are directly opposing what I need to do my job. Well. It doesn't fix it, but it's validating, I guess.