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> I find #2 and #5 to be silly on the grounds that no one should be eating in the workspace to start with. Why? So long as you're respectful of others I don't
by driverdan 14y ago
> I find #2 and #5 to be silly on the grounds that no one should be eating in the workspace to start with.
Why? So long as you're respectful of others I don't see what the problem is.
When I'm eating by myself at my computer, whether at home or a coworking space. Otherwise it's wasted time. I either get work done, clear out email, or do distracting things like reading HN instead of doing it when I should be working.
- incision 14y ago>Why? So long as you're respectful of others I don't see what the problem is. There's no objective way to establish what is or isn't respectful. It's really about paying attention and giving deference to the people around you. I don't see why I'd want to worry about an infinite combination of sound, smell and individual taste when I can solve the entire thing with "eat anywhere you want, except here".
- rhizome 14y agoAt a company I worked with a year ago, I got a distinct vibe about eating at my desk. I don't think my food was necessarily stinky, but maybe.