#focus

What's your take on using a standing desk to fix remote work focus issues?

Do open-plan offices secretly destroy productivity, or are remote workers just bad at focusing?

Are open-plan offices actually worse for focus than working from a noisy coffee shop, or is that just an excuse for bad habits?

Is AI collaboration harming deep focus more than it helps?

Does anyone else find it harder to switch off and actually be more productive at home?

Are we addicted to productivity apps, or are they secretly making us worse at our jobs?

Has switching to a tiling window manager changed how you code for the better?

Is a $2,000 brain-training headset worth the cost for focus and recall?

How do you balance deep work with endless Slack messages while remote?

Does anyone else find background noise helps them focus when working remotely?

Is your personal growth held back by constantly chasing the next viral trend?

Is digital minimalism helping you cope with constant online overwhelm?

Does the open-plan home office prove that personal space kills focus?

Do noise-canceling earbuds make us more disconnected, or just more productive?

What's your take on noise-cancelling headphones for deep work during remote stand-ups?

What's your take on the best code editor for someone who hates context switching?

What's your one non-negotiable tool for staying productive while working remotely?

Should I buy noise-canceling earbuds for open office work?

Has remote work permanently ruined your attention span, or is it just me?

What's your biggest productivity killer when working from home and how do you fix it?