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Re: On Working Remotely
From: Jack Bates <jbates () brightok net>
Date: Mon, 05 Dec 2011 16:25:11 -0600
On 12/5/2011 11:00 AM, David Radcliffe wrote:
I know many people who can work as you and we all adjust to our setting. I just also know people who gravitate to their distractions and need the wall to define work. It's best for me even though I will work as effectively at midnight as in the middle of the day. I have to say I am impressed. Working with a 4 year old and 2 month old around. Wow.
Being a forced office worker, I can honestly say that I still get more done at home at night than I do during the day at the office. I'm most productive when I have scheduled maintenance, as I'm permitted to sleep in, which puts me working during my comfortable time frames (I hate getting up early).
When I was younger, I did my best work at the applebee's bar. Even had my own brass plate on the bar. C++ and tequila worked well together.
For the record, my home schooling son does more work late at night as well. Jack
Current thread:
- Re: On Working Remotely, (continued)
- Re: On Working Remotely Michael Thomas (Dec 05)
- Re: On Working Remotely Sean Harlow (Dec 05)
- Re: On Working Remotely David Radcliffe (Dec 05)
- Re: On Working Remotely Landon Stewart (Dec 05)
- Re: On Working Remotely Jan Schaumann (Dec 05)
- Re: On Working Remotely Justin Wilson (Dec 05)
- Re: On Working Remotely Bill Blackford (Dec 05)
- Re: On Working Remotely David Radcliffe (Dec 05)
- Re: On Working Remotely bmanning (Dec 05)
- Re: On Working Remotely Jay Ashworth (Dec 05)
- Re: On Working Remotely Jack Bates (Dec 05)
- Re: On Working Remotely Mark Tinka (Dec 05)
- Re: On Working Remotely Justin M. Streiner (Dec 05)
- Re: On Working Remotely William Herrin (Dec 05)
- Re: On Working Remotely Joe Loiacono (Dec 06)