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Desk workers of Lemmy, what are your tips for appearing busy in the office even when you might not be? (lemm.ee)

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[–] sevan 15 points 5 months ago (1 children)

One of my prior roles was moved from a proper office to an open office and one of the "selling" points was "you can work from anywhere in our cool new building!". So, I spent most of my day anywhere but my desk. I got my work done and half my time was spent in meetings either way, but if I didn't have somewhere to be, I'd be in the quietest spot I could find in the building (cafeteria mid-morning/afternoon, conference area when there were no meetings, outside, the lobby, etc.). I was regularly commended for adopting the new culture.

[–] bitchkat 3 points 5 months ago

HA! Wouldn't work at my old company because they didn't routinely issue laptops to people. Ancient desktops for all!