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I just have an incredibly hard time imagining how I could nap on a yoga mat in my cubile without everyone else stopping to watch it like a circus, and my manger
by bh42222 15y ago
I just have an incredibly hard time imagining how I could nap on a yoga mat in my cubile without everyone else stopping to watch it like a circus, and my manger wanting to discuss why I am literally sleeping on the job.
- j45 15y agoI did say depending on your situation. Some people have a room they can go to, or maybe a spare office / meeting they can use / book.
- DirkScheuring 15y agoWould he not understand it if you just told him the truth? "I'm doing it because, overall, it makes me more productive."
- sliverstorm 15y agoThere is a class of bosses who would accept that (obviously if you also stay twenty minutes longer & are salaried, they have nothing to lose). There is also a class of bosses who would not care how much sense it did or didn't make.
- SoftwareMaven 15y agoIn an open office if it wasn't part of the company culture, few bosses will accept it. The political ramifications of having your employees sleeping when the VP walks by are too great (and, often, the manager won't even have the option to explain why it's good). I fully understand the benefits of napping, but I would demand employees to "get a room", for their sake and mine.
- Tichy 15y agoWould a hammock fit into a cubicle? That would almost make cubicles cool...