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Is your boss over 45? It could just be a generational thing. For context, in my younger days, I worked in offices where no one ever (literally NEVER) took a
by jimmydddd 11y ago
Is your boss over 45? It could just be a generational thing. For context, in my younger days, I worked in offices where no one ever (literally NEVER) took a personal phone call unless it was an emergency (this is before mobile phones and texting). And it still looks strange to me when I see people working at an office with headphones. (Even though I prefer to work with music).
- panjaro 11y agoHe's definitely above 40 but not sure if he's close to 45. Besides, he used to be a Network guy for long time before starting this office.
- peapicker 11y agoI'm in that generation... And I've worn headphones in the office most days for the last 20 years.
- kwhitefoot 11y agoWhat does 45 have to do with it? I'll be 60 this year and I often use headphones in the office, my boss doesn't care as long as I don't drum too loudly on the desk while listening to Deep Purple, Led Zep, King Crimson, Scooter, etc., etc. I mean really, people my age and older invented the personal music player and so on. You could make a good case for saying that Masaru Ibuka invented the Walkman at Sony and he was born in 1908, around about the same time as my grandfather! He was already 70 when it was launched.
- flycaliguy 11y agoOlder people have more experience in old school workplaces. Check out the new Alabama Shakes record, you'll dig it.