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If the top post indicates anything, it's the high precedence the psyche places on framing. Switch around your default- and exception cases and see if that helps
by gametheoretic 13y ago
If the top post indicates anything, it's the high precedence the psyche places on framing. Switch around your default- and exception cases and see if that helps take your mind off it.
It's a real thing. This summer, because my room would get hot at night, I had to leave a fan on. At first, I couldn't sleep with the noise. But now that it's getting colder, I've tried leaving it off, and guess what. Ha. Now I need the noise.
- ktsmith 13y agoI have worked in an open office plan and simply can't work with people around me talking. I had to wear my headphones all day every day. I would never accept a job in an open office again.
- collyw 13y agoI have an office of 4, which is bearable. I have gone for a few interviews recently, and open plan seems to be the norm. It seems difficult to find a productive working environment. I was way more productive when there were just two of us in the same office. That was when the organisation was just starting out.
- walshemj 13y agoI got marked down as not a culture fit when at an interview with a digital agency - I pointed out that the camped noisy office environment (all working on laptops no double screens and popper docking stations) would be effecting their efficiency. The role I was going for was as a technical consultant to improve the quality of the work - go figure