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To sum up a work day. Standup, planning meetings, discussions, speeches, emails, phone, IM, wikis, surveys, internal blogs, and now Reddit. When am I supposed
by fetbaffe 13y ago
To sum up a work day.
Standup, planning meetings, discussions, speeches, emails, phone, IM, wikis, surveys, internal blogs, and now Reddit.
When am I supposed to do actual work?
- DHowett 13y agoWhen you get home after having left the office at 8 PM, of course. Or during the company happy hour slash recruiting event!
- sageikosa 13y agoYou are busy, that's what work is all about these days.
- reeses 13y agoI feel like an old person when I think it's a sign of the apocalypse when employees are playing WoW, surfing (do people even use that anymore?) non-work-related sites, and texting/tweeting/whatever on their mobiles AND missing dates. I also pull 'confused puppy' when they complain about content filters blocking reddit, etc. Sure, there's the occasional gem there, but it's rarely a primary source for solving a work-related problem, and I am highly suspicious of claims that it is needed for work. (Unless you're in a very narrow niche.)
- zacharypinter 13y agoProbably ties into the increasingly blurred lines between work and home. I check emails/answer hipchat questions at home, and browse Hacker News/Reddit occasionally at work. Seems like a fair trade-off, in moderation of course.