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This is why I need to work from home. I have random periods of chronic insomnia. If I’m able to get a nap in, it breaks the cycle. If not, after 2 days, I begin
by jmpman 3y ago
This is why I need to work from home. I have random periods of chronic insomnia. If I’m able to get a nap in, it breaks the cycle. If not, after 2 days, I begin to spiral down. When in the office, I could only recover on the weekends, leaving a productive Monday and Tuesday.
- chankstein38 3y agoI also work from home and take lunchtime naps most days! I have been chronically deprived of sleep for a while by an old dog who doesn't relax for more than 5hrs at a time and I think I'd be dead without my lunchtime naps.
- galdosdi 3y agoIf only your job let you have a real office with a door, you'd have no problem working from the office. A lot of the benefit of WFH is just undoing the damage of open office. Not long ago Google was famous for having nap rooms (supposedly -- I never found it at the NYC office when I worked there in the mid teens). But in the days of private offices, this was just normal.
- rcbdev 3y agoSemi-agree. I have my own office, my boss would still say something if I dragged a couch in here. This was the case before open office took over in the private sector as well. Couches were always reserved for managerial class, since the 80s.