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You're likely less productive due being uncomfortable and not due heat itself. In many places, due humidity, architectures, trees, dressing culture etc... 27-3
by pid-1 4y ago
You're likely less productive due being uncomfortable and not due heat itself.
In many places, due humidity, architectures, trees, dressing culture etc... 27-30 degrees is super comfortable.
Anecdotally, I'm completely unprepared for anything lower than 22 degrees, it makes my life absolutely miserable.
- 2000UltraDeluxe 4y agoI've got it the other way around. I can run around with a pair of jeans, a tshirt and a hoodie when it's -20C outside, but anything over +20C makes me insanely uncomfortable. As expected per your hypothesis, my productivity drops like a rock during summer.
- M0r13n 4y agoSame for me! I even thought of moving to Sweden or Norway during summer. Even tough I am already living at the very north of Germany.
- ClumsyPilot 4y ago> uncomfortable and not due heat itself well if someone is cutting your leg while you are typing, you are less productive due to being uncomfortable, not due to missing a leg as you dont need a leg to type. since evntually the heat kills you, it stands to reason that the condition is not only 'dead' and 'alive', but also includes 'barely surviving', and that condition is not productive.
- M0r13n 4y ago> You're likely less productive due being uncomfortable and not due heat itself. If the heat makes me feel uncomfortable, thus making me less productive, it is still the heat that causes the decline of productivity.