How is Your work day in the office?

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How is Your work day in the office?

In General interested in the question how one passes the day in the office , I mean programmers, what works and what doesn't?
He had a bad experience as a CNC programmer that didn't like sitting practically the whole day at the computer , if you want to go to warm up for 10 minutes ,then head constantly bothered by questions where you walk several times a day constantly asked the questions what they do and came up I looked at the monitor regularly what is unreal annoying , sitting rooted to the spot without the ability to escape because the boss breathing down my back didn't like it , how's this looking ? Programmer CNC work motivation has long gone, but I personally believe that every 1.5 -2 hours to get up from the computer for 15 minutes at least without tension and unnecessary questions from the boss otherwise the work is not submitted elsewhere should have been, if you want to depart on a break then it is necessary to first have the chief to ask permission type can I get a 5 minute break or my lunch , the shorter the offices have not worked so I want to know how it is now

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Princess.Bernier asked April 4th 20 at 00:47

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Stefan.Larkin answered on April 4th 20 at 00:55

Do private monitor

lacy76 answered on · Accepted Answer · 2020-04-03T22:49:53.244Z

he first starts, then it ends.
paint does not make sense because each office has its own rules.
the fact that someone is interested in what you're doing and periodically staring at the monitor is absolutely fine.
but the fact that there are unnecessary questions – no.

Harvey_Smitham answered on · Accepted Answer · 2020-04-03T22:51:53.244Z

Harvey_Smitham answered on April 4th 20 at 00:51

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For the most part IT is all very loyal in terms of working days. No you to the monitor to watch will not. Can do at the office not appear, with the exception of meetings and official hours, if they are. Most importantly, what score you give.

Meetings and office hours that in some areas of java? I thought in java everything is strictly regulated - Princess.Bernier commented on April 4th 20 at 00:54

@Princess.Bernier, language, and time management have nothing in common. There are just inadequate employers. We have a few thousand Java developers and none over the soul is not - it is useless to run for all those employees. Normal organization focused on results - russel.Bartell commented on April 4th 20 at 00:57

@russel.Bartell, a few thousand in the same office ? What is it like? - Princess.Bernier commented on April 4th 20 at 01:00

@Princess.Bernier, I'm not saying that in one) but actually in our office a total of 300 people in the city office 3, not a lot. Offices in 31 countries on our planet. Something like that - russel.Bartell commented on April 4th 20 at 01:03

@Princess.Bernier, 've already answered, I will repeat that there is no specific reference to any region. Regulations, but they relate to other things. Not those when who comes and goes from work. - Harvey_Smitham commented on April 4th 20 at 01:06

@russel.Bartell, not noisy ? - Princess.Bernier commented on April 4th 20 at 01:09

@Princess.Bernier, different - russel.Bartell commented on April 4th 20 at 01:12

@Princess.Bernier, openspace invented not simply so. and there are various approaches to the organization/division of open space. - lacy76 commented on April 4th 20 at 01:15

@lacy76, Yes, but against this there were separate meeting rooms and 1-to-1) natural evolution. - russel.Bartell commented on April 4th 20 at 01:18

@russel.Bartell, meeting room - same negotiation, it is not necessary to invent anything new.
and if the open-space conceived in the mind, then a separate room for meetings are generally not necessary. - lacy76 commented on April 4th 20 at 01:21

@lacy76, please explain what it means to open space in the mind? What is the layout of the tables should be? - Harvey_Smitham commented on April 4th 20 at 01:24

@Harvey_Smitham, the separation of high partitions into separate zones. plus cubicle. - lacy76 commented on April 4th 20 at 01:27

Christ.Homeni answered on · Accepted Answer · 2020-04-03T22:53:53.244Z

Off topic question, but...
Employees working at computers and having a visually intense work, according to the norms SanPiN prescribed each hour of work (sort of) to rest or switch to other activities.
This is the question of the employer's requirements on continuous work.