Getting back into the groove
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you're finally forced to take a break or u admit at last that you actually do need one or u take *another* one :laugh: but then you get back to *work* :omg: after a great holiday [btw, always come back on a thursday, NEVER on a monday] how long does it take you on average to get used to a) this thing called a PC [by day 2 :~ ] b) typing [day 3] c) coding [day 3] d) thinking about classes [day 4] e) integrating with this *system* you left behind 2 weeks and a suntan ago? [day 6] f) find the groove u had [a full iteration] g) snapping out of holiday mode [...?]
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I find it more difficult to work the days leading up to a holiday more so than the days after a holiday.
A man said to the universe: "Sir I exist!" "However," replied the Universe, "The fact has not created in me A sense of obligation." -- Stephen Crane
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you're finally forced to take a break or u admit at last that you actually do need one or u take *another* one :laugh: but then you get back to *work* :omg: after a great holiday [btw, always come back on a thursday, NEVER on a monday] how long does it take you on average to get used to a) this thing called a PC [by day 2 :~ ] b) typing [day 3] c) coding [day 3] d) thinking about classes [day 4] e) integrating with this *system* you left behind 2 weeks and a suntan ago? [day 6] f) find the groove u had [a full iteration] g) snapping out of holiday mode [...?]
:: have the courage to use your own reason
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I find it more difficult to work the days leading up to a holiday more so than the days after a holiday.
A man said to the universe: "Sir I exist!" "However," replied the Universe, "The fact has not created in me A sense of obligation." -- Stephen Crane
yeah, same here.
rara avis in terris
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you're finally forced to take a break or u admit at last that you actually do need one or u take *another* one :laugh: but then you get back to *work* :omg: after a great holiday [btw, always come back on a thursday, NEVER on a monday] how long does it take you on average to get used to a) this thing called a PC [by day 2 :~ ] b) typing [day 3] c) coding [day 3] d) thinking about classes [day 4] e) integrating with this *system* you left behind 2 weeks and a suntan ago? [day 6] f) find the groove u had [a full iteration] g) snapping out of holiday mode [...?]
:: have the courage to use your own reason
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you're finally forced to take a break or u admit at last that you actually do need one or u take *another* one :laugh: but then you get back to *work* :omg: after a great holiday [btw, always come back on a thursday, NEVER on a monday] how long does it take you on average to get used to a) this thing called a PC [by day 2 :~ ] b) typing [day 3] c) coding [day 3] d) thinking about classes [day 4] e) integrating with this *system* you left behind 2 weeks and a suntan ago? [day 6] f) find the groove u had [a full iteration] g) snapping out of holiday mode [...?]
:: have the courage to use your own reason
homegrown wrote:
[btw, always come back on a thursday, NEVER on a monday]
I second that! Takes a couple of days to get reaquainted with your mouse and keyboard.
homegrown wrote:
how long does it take you on average to get used to
Takes about as long as it does for the tan to fade, before I'm fully back on board and not day dreaming about lying on the beach. :-D
- S 50 cups of coffee and you know it's on!
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homegrown wrote:
[btw, always come back on a thursday, NEVER on a monday]
I second that! Takes a couple of days to get reaquainted with your mouse and keyboard.
homegrown wrote:
how long does it take you on average to get used to
Takes about as long as it does for the tan to fade, before I'm fully back on board and not day dreaming about lying on the beach. :-D
- S 50 cups of coffee and you know it's on!
Steve Echols wrote:
Takes about as long as it does for the tan to fade
which i reckon is pretty normal... and it's probably a classified syndrome of some sort [or will be given half a chance]. and we joke about needing a holiday to recover from the holiday, but it should be legislated in cos it's unreasonable [and absurb] to expect 100% productivity [hit the floor running *yuk*] from day one... and if you happen to get a really good tan.. well.. hey... :D
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meaning: lots of work = *yikes* so takes longer to get back into it OR lots of work = totally motivated and get right back into it? or does also depend on how *good* the holiday was?
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It's the latter. More work means much has to be done and fast, no time to be wasted. Also I would say it does not depends on how good the holiday was, but rather how interesting work is. Writing new code good, maintaining old one - meh, bugfixing - meh, doing a lot of repetetive work is good and can be counted as a holiday, but only if it's limited to 1-2 weeks only, then it gets boring...
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Steve Echols wrote:
Takes about as long as it does for the tan to fade
which i reckon is pretty normal... and it's probably a classified syndrome of some sort [or will be given half a chance]. and we joke about needing a holiday to recover from the holiday, but it should be legislated in cos it's unreasonable [and absurb] to expect 100% productivity [hit the floor running *yuk*] from day one... and if you happen to get a really good tan.. well.. hey... :D
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Holidays should be followed with work days that start at 1 hour and add an hour a day until back to normal.
and... weekends should be classified as holidays
Let's execute on the customer-facing market-driven swim-lane paradigm!
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Holidays should be followed with work days that start at 1 hour and add an hour a day until back to normal.
