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to those of you who get bored at work if there's lots of downtime, why?
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this post was submitted on 08 Apr 2024
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Imagine you're only working ten minutes out of every hour, but it's in the form of one minute out of every six. You can't read, you can't study, you can't watch youtube and having to switch gears every few minutes leaves you exhausted at the end of the day.
Sounds like a law office. That's the only place I've ever heard of six minute chunks.
My work indicates that anything we do should be logged to the tenth of an hour accuracy. I don't know anyone who doesn't mostly round to the quarter hour at best.