Dear EoFF:

[Momiji]

Thank you for being broken on the last day I had to finish my research paper. If the forums weren't broken, I would have procrastinated more and I'd have never finished.

Topic: Do you work better with or without distractions?
Topic 2: Do you procrastinate a lot?

[Avarice-ness]

I do better without.

Tuesdays the only day I get stuff done.
WoW's down on Tuesdays.

[Bunny]

I do better without.

Tuesdays the only day I get stuff done.
WoW's down on Tuesdays.

Tuesdays and Wednesdays and Thursdays and Fridays and most weekends.

[Loony BoB]

I'd be interested to know how someone would work better with distraction. :p

I procrastinate with some things, but not others. Depends on how high a priority it is and also any impacts it might have, eg. financially.

[Momiji]

I'd be interested to know how someone would work better with distraction. :p



I know some people who can't work if it's too quiet. :D

[Vermachtnis]

I'd be interested to know how someone would work better with distraction. :p



I know some people who can't work if it's too quiet. :D

I can't work if it's quiet. But it's needs to be radio. I have a very small attention span and if I need to get work done I can't have the TV on, even just for White Noise, cause I'll end up watching it.

I procrastinate all the time. But I am very stubborn and will get work done if someone calls me out on it.

[Madame Adequate]

I work in short, intensive bursts. I get a huge amount done in those times, but I do usually need solitude and not silence, but quiet (The hum of a computer is pretty much perfect, fortunately enough!)

[scrumpleberry]

I can't remember the last time I wasn't procrastinating over something.

I need music to work.

[Loony BoB]

I'd be interested to know how someone would work better with distraction. :p



I know some people who can't work if it's too quiet. :D
In other words, they find the silence distracting, which brings me back to my first point. It's weird!

[LunarWeaver]

I work in short, intensive bursts. I get a huge amount done in those times, but I do usually need solitude and not silence, but quiet (The hum of a computer is pretty much perfect, fortunately enough!)

I'm hoppin' on this raft.

[Peegee]

I love distractions. I can't work without them.

I used to take a billion breaks in a day and still came out ahead.

Nowadays I do all of my work in one marathon and then slack off the rest of the day.

In terms of procrastination, that's the best way -- procrastinate until it's all due then smash it all in one big drop kick of work ethics.

Then back to slack.

Success!

[Caraliz]

I usually procrastinate but then go into a 20min burst of work.

[NeoTifa]

If the computer has internet, I'm doing nothing else but DIc, EoFF, and P:N.

[Jessweeee♪]

Yes and yes :(

Well it's not procrastinating if you never do it at all, is it? So no.

[Momiji]

I'd be interested to know how someone would work better with distraction. :p



I know some people who can't work if it's too quiet. :D
In other words, they find the silence distracting, which brings me back to my first point. It's weird!

Now you're just being picky. >_>

[Shlup]

I procrastinate to all Hell and do better with distractions or I end up just staring into space with a fizzly brain.