Re:Early riser or night owl? New study may help to explain t...
by eitland on Tuesday February 25, 2020 @12:20PM
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I'm extremely different. I was tired in the morning and tired in the night until I started getting up much earlier.
I now wake up at around 0355 every weekday. I'm still as tired in the night but at least my day feels a whole lot better and while I'm still tired at night like before it hasn't gotten worse, it might even have improved a bit.
I'm wondering if - with todays technology for remoting and asynchronous teamwork - if some companies will test if they get better results if they let certain people work at night?
(Been living like this for 4+ years now so the novelty should be gone by now and I still enjoy it.)
I now wake up at around 0355 every weekday. I'm still as tired in the night but at least my day feels a whole lot better and while I'm still tired at night like before it hasn't gotten worse, it might even have improved a bit.
I'm wondering if - with todays technology for remoting and asynchronous teamwork - if some companies will test if they get better results if they let certain people work at night?
(Been living like this for 4+ years now so the novelty should be gone by now and I still enjoy it.)