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I've also noticed the opposite. During times when my job is satisfying and I'm on top of everything, I don't even want to touch my pc for fun. Satisfying work
by bratbag 3y ago
I've also noticed the opposite.
During times when my job is satisfying and I'm on top of everything, I don't even want to touch my pc for fun.
Satisfying work drives me towards social activities in my free time.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoI'm a bit reverse. Anxiety drives me towards people. Being on top of everything at work, getting into the flow - I too don't want to touch my PC for fun, but I also don't want to talk to people, or do anything that would "flush the cache" or "page to disk" all the work stuff, because I feel that once I break my stride, I won't regain it any time soon. It's perhaps irrational, but it's something I struggle with - my perfect way of working unfortunately goes against every social expectation, life/work balance stuff, etc.