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Boredome at work
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That assumes anyone chats...LightFlare said:Or you could listen in on the background chatter and play "Buzzword Bingo" -- would kill two birds with one stone0 -
I'd take the opportunity to do any training your emp!oyer offers, as could be a quiet period and work levels may pick up again?
Also offer to help others, ask for more work etc
If the work levels drop further or things stay quiet over a longer period of time, worth looking for a job that is busier.
I've worked in jobs that were quiet, much better to be busy, though there are levels!
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According the the OPs other thread - they most certainly dohousebuyer143 said:
That assumes anyone chats...LightFlare said:Or you could listen in on the background chatter and play "Buzzword Bingo" -- would kill two birds with one stone1 -
I usually find my productivity levels are highest by working for 30mins at a time then taking a 5min break. Anything longer than that it is easy to lose focus.1
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