Re:An Office Designed for Workers with Autism
by noir_lord on Friday February 22, 2019 @05:08PM
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> At the Culver City office, overhead lights bothered one or two colleagues so much that everyone agreed to work without artificial lights, so that often, by the end of the day, they are all working in pitch darkness, rectangles of soft, bright light from their computers illuminating their faces.
Oh crap. I chose the quiet office without windows over the noisy office with windows, then I took all but one of the bulbs out of the overheads and put a lamp on my desk.
The email thing hit a bit too close to home, I always worry about the tone and whether I'm been too blunt, my boss has commented (not disparagingly) that I can be direct, I asked if that meant rude but apparently not, just direct.
Re:An Office Designed for Workers with Autism
by kaybe on Friday February 22, 2019 @05:43PM
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Wait, does anyone not worry about the tone if the relationship is not super-casual?
Re:An Office Designed for Workers with Autism
by Skunkleton on Friday February 22, 2019 @08:24PM
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I rarely worry about tone in any established relationship. I don't feel like that is particularly unusual.
I never did, I function fine and one advantage to been a programmer is none-techies expect you to be eccentric.
I don't think I am but it's good top cover.