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From my experience, there are broadly speaking two types of people. They are often grouped into introverts and extroverts, but one aspect of this grouping is th
by aspiring_pigeon 4y ago
From my experience, there are broadly speaking two types of people. They are often grouped into introverts and extroverts, but one aspect of this grouping is their differing response to external stimuli. In this context I'm suggesting that there are people who require external stimuli to maintain concentration/creativity; and people who require serenity.
Personally, I require being around a lot of external stimuli to maintain focus and work/study; and am therefore better suited to working in the office; however, I have developed strategies for becoming productive when working from home.
I have found that when working from home my best work happens when I am in a room with flashing disco lights and driving metal/house music, where the lyrics are in a language I don't understand. I need this stimuli inorder to be creative, and If I don't have this I become very lethargic and unproductive.