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> I think that a fair number of companies would throw away that increase in productivity purely for a sense of control. Citation needed. This seems like a real
by RestlessMind 3y ago
> I think that a fair number of companies would throw away that increase in productivity purely for a sense of control.
Citation needed. This seems like a really bogus claim which assumes decision makers don't know what's best for themselves.
- munk-a 3y agoThe asses-in-chairs owner I mentioned briefly had us discount time we spent on coffee breaks or on walks from our daily hours... exercise tends to encourage brain activity and for me specifically (I have ADHD) it has an extremely strong effect. Things slowed down for a while before senior management stepped in and said "Enjoy your coffee breaks and walks on the company time - be healthy!" This is absolutely an anecdote - but I'm not certain how else to source data around this.
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