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I believe in the rough benchmarks of ~4 hours of work a day. I also believe that people are widely scattered around that mark. I've been doing an experiment w
by personamb 14y ago
I believe in the rough benchmarks of ~4 hours of work a day.
I also believe that people are widely scattered around that mark.
I've been doing an experiment where I print out my work day in 5 minute increments, with three tick boxes next to each time-period - "Hard" work (Coding), "Soft" work (reading e-mail), and being distracted. As the day goes along, I tick off the increments as I remember to do so, and I get a pretty interesting picture of my day:
- I rarely do "hard" work for more than 45 minutes at once
- I do about 1.5 - 5 hours of "hard" work / day, depending on meetings, sleep, drinking the night before, all sorts of things
- I'm improving my ability to focus on "hard" work over time.
I definitely recommend this!