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Re:What Is Suspension Trauma a.k.a. Harness Hang Syndrome? by apohn on Friday April 19, 2019 @12:24PM (#19700793)
I've found there's another afternoon benefit. If I'm standing in the afternoons and struggling to stay awake, that's a really good push to take a short nap.

When I'm sitting in the afternoons it's easier to push myself and skip the nap, which actually results in worse productivity and me feeling worse the rest of the day. It's harder to skip a nap with a standing desk because it's harder to tolerate being sleepy when standing.

YMMV based on if afternoon power naps work for you or not.

Re:What Is Suspension Trauma a.k.a. Harness Hang Syndrome? by saagarjha on Friday April 19, 2019 @01:37PM (#19701390)
Does your workplace have accommodations for taking a nap?
Re:What Is Suspension Trauma a.k.a. Harness Hang Syndrome? by apohn on Friday April 19, 2019 @02:37PM (#19701872)
Right now I work from home most days so yes :)

In the past I've napped in my car. At one job they had a "multicultural room" that was basically an interior room with a comfortable chair. At another job (a startup that was collapsing) there was a couch in a vacant office on the same floor.

Note that I've many places did not provide standing desks.