Discovering the brain’s nightly “rinse cycle”

Re:Discovering the brain’s nightly “rinse cycle” by Polylactic_acid on Thursday March 05, 2020 @05:35PM (#22499091)

You can't do that because everyone has different times. The only options are to allow people to come in whenever is best or to work remote.

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Re:Discovering the brain’s nightly “rinse cycle” by kohtatsu on Thursday March 05, 2020 @06:11PM (#22499393)

I think they're saying they'd accommodate for whatever schedules.

Edit: Might be hard with a schedule like mine though https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ESVjUr2UUAAFf_p?format=jpg&name=...

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Re:Discovering the brain’s nightly “rinse cycle” by apple4ever on Saturday March 07, 2020 @11:11AM (#22512263)

Exactly this. Some people come in early and some people come in late. Meetings are for the middle of the day when every body is there. Mornings and evenings are good for work with minimal interruption.

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Re:Discovering the brain’s nightly “rinse cycle” by rococode on Friday March 06, 2020 @12:27AM (#22501198)

Maybe (assuming 8 hour work days)

Morning people: 7:30-3:30

Night owls: 10:30-6:30

In between: standard 9-5

Only 4 hours worth of meetings allowed per day, 11-3. Bonus side effect of limiting useless meetings and helping morning and night folks avoid heavy traffic.

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Re:Discovering the brain’s nightly “rinse cycle” by apple4ever on Saturday March 07, 2020 @11:12AM (#22512270)

I love that!! If I worked 10:30 to 6:30 I’d be SUPER productive. And the meeting schedule is great (though probably not always 100% realistic).

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