Re:Programmers, teach non-geeks the true cost of interruptio...
by ngc248 on Saturday July 10, 2021 @04:26AM
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There are more like different classes of work,
1. interruptible work
2. non-interruptible work
With interruptible work, you can get interrupted and get back to doing what you were doing with no/minimal disruption.
With non-interruptible work, it really disrupts you flow and may take some time to get back on track, disruptions just increase the Signal/Noise ratio.
And as the others saying, not only programming, but any kind of work can be disrupted by interruptions.
1. interruptible work 2. non-interruptible work
With interruptible work, you can get interrupted and get back to doing what you were doing with no/minimal disruption.
With non-interruptible work, it really disrupts you flow and may take some time to get back on track, disruptions just increase the Signal/Noise ratio.
And as the others saying, not only programming, but any kind of work can be disrupted by interruptions.