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That's an argument against you working from home. My experience was that I worked just as effectively at home and had two hours a day extra that I could use fo
by kwhitefoot 4y ago
That's an argument against you working from home. My experience was that I worked just as effectively at home and had two hours a day extra that I could use for exercise, relaxing, and in fact a bit of extra work.
- sph 4y agoAlso an argument against work in general: the vast majority of people were not doing work the entirety of their 8 hour work days. Coffee breaks, social media, reading HN, which in WfH means walking the dog, spending a few minutes with your family, doing some yoga stands after a meeting. And that is perfectly fine. Unless you're very focused and enjoying a particular task, no unassisted human being is capable of being 100% productive 8 hours a day, 40 hours a week. I might be an outlier, but in my experience, max focus can be held for up to 4 hours a day, the rest is low focus work and faffing about.
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