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I've done a month of exact opposite. Sometimes I didn't eat either. Catch up on WWDC, wrote some cool hacks, update some libraries, write some tests for someon
by seivan 13y ago
I've done a month of exact opposite. Sometimes I didn't eat either.
Catch up on WWDC, wrote some cool hacks, update some libraries, write some tests for someone elses library, do some pull requests.
Lunch itself is a waste of time, adding co-workers that might eat slower than you where social conventions requires you to stick around (because they are kind enough to do so).
I rather just avoid that whole mess.
Besides, lunch was invented so I could watch WWDC in peace.
I am also lucky to work in a place where no one gets upset or questions it.
I actually like the company of my co-workers, but lunch is me being productive.