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Is there evidence showing that such things do boost productivity? Or any research on how they affect the way people work?
by corank 2y ago
Is there evidence showing that such things do boost productivity? Or any research on how they affect the way people work?
- upmind 2y agoI can't think of a reason why it would improve productivity, can you think of anything?
- corank 2y agoPerhaps these 1. Stress relief 2. Makes boring work a bit more interesting 3. Rubber duck debugging 4. A small amount of distraction might actually boost productivity by allowing us to jump out of a local optimum?