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Quite the opposite for me. I'm a 10 to 6er. 4 to 6 is when I have most uninterrupted time...perhaps because it's a dead zone for everyone else?
by silisili 3y ago
Quite the opposite for me. I'm a 10 to 6er. 4 to 6 is when I have most uninterrupted time...perhaps because it's a dead zone for everyone else?
- m463 3y agogood time for uninterrupted work for me too (remotely). I think it IS that others are busy.
- hightrix 3y agoMy hunch is that this "dead zone" was detected by productivity tools that noticed email and Teams messages slow down during that time period. I say this because it is relatively well known around my team that 3-6 or so are "working hours" in that, we are all getting stuff done and not chatting.
- tnecniv 3y agoIn grad school, I was always most productive after dinner because that was the largest uninterrupted block of time to do math / code.
- muzani 3y agoCame here to post this. I usually do the whole day's work in those two hours. No PRs, no slack, no fires, no important meetings.