Personally i'm a big fan of 50 keyboards tapping away, the ping pong scream show and the soothing sounds of construction. It's like a Pokemon battle in here...POWERDRILL...I CHOOSE YOOU!!!...
Please....headphones would be nice
so for this, as long as music is not loud enough for others to hear this should not be an issue.
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Shane
11 years ago
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I think music is beneficial.
People on phones obviously have to take calls, if they didn't take calls they just wouldn't be doing their job.
That's no reason to say they can't have music in between.
I think we're all mature enough to decide when it is appropriate.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/12/jobs/how-music-can-improve-worker-productivity-workstation.html?_r=0
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Agreed
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Doin it for the gods!
Great idea
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Rhyan
11 years ago
If you are unable to use headphones due to work requirements, why should others be restricted?
Furthermore, phones are in shifts, so you could still utilise headphones at some point during the day to peak your productivity when not taking calls.
Good input though
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Your theory is correct however it would be unfair to the phone staff as they would not get to do this.
As we are an equal work environment this is not fair to those staff and should not pass.
I do not sign this petition to support you but to voice my opinion.
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Lisbeth Salander
11 years ago
Agreed
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Rhyan
11 years ago
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Agreed.
Headphones helped to reduce small distractions not associated with work tasks.
Music should not be loud enough so that you are unable to hear your surroundings, therefore this should not affect staff interactions when required.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Blocking out all the white noise really helps you focus and be more productive.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I concur.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
It really does increase productivity.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I approve, productivity could be a lot higher than it is now without any detrimental effects to workflow between colleagues.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Agreed!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
My productivity will sky rocket.. This silence is deafening
Yeah sure, why not.
Personally i'm a big fan of 50 keyboards tapping away, the ping pong scream show and the soothing sounds of construction. It's like a Pokemon battle in here...POWERDRILL...I CHOOSE YOOU!!!... Please....headphones would be nice
Agreed
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/12/jobs/how-music-can-improve-worker-productivity-workstation.html?_r=0
so for this, as long as music is not loud enough for others to hear this should not be an issue.
I think music is beneficial. People on phones obviously have to take calls, if they didn't take calls they just wouldn't be doing their job. That's no reason to say they can't have music in between. I think we're all mature enough to decide when it is appropriate. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/12/jobs/how-music-can-improve-worker-productivity-workstation.html?_r=0
Agreed
Doin it for the gods! Great idea
If you are unable to use headphones due to work requirements, why should others be restricted? Furthermore, phones are in shifts, so you could still utilise headphones at some point during the day to peak your productivity when not taking calls. Good input though
Your theory is correct however it would be unfair to the phone staff as they would not get to do this. As we are an equal work environment this is not fair to those staff and should not pass. I do not sign this petition to support you but to voice my opinion.
Agreed
Agreed. Headphones helped to reduce small distractions not associated with work tasks. Music should not be loud enough so that you are unable to hear your surroundings, therefore this should not affect staff interactions when required.
Blocking out all the white noise really helps you focus and be more productive.
I concur.
It really does increase productivity.
I approve, productivity could be a lot higher than it is now without any detrimental effects to workflow between colleagues.
Agreed!
My productivity will sky rocket.. This silence is deafening
Pls