Music @ Work
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I'm curious about your music-listening habits while at work. I had a sudden realization that people might have a significantly different work day than I.
For me, music is an absolute essential in the workplace. I got my first job about 11 years ago, and nearly every single place that I have ever worked had music playing non-stop. I have only worked one place where I couldn't listen to music: two years ago I held a summer internship at a geospatial software company. I despised it. I'm sure it wasn't just the lack of music, but even though the app we were working on was challenging and I got some flexibility in how I handled it, I could not make it through a single day without literally being bored to tears by early to mid afternoon.
Music is and has been a requirement for me no matter whether I am at work, working from home, or even when I was working for school. I seriously think I'd turn down nearly any job that didn't allow me to listen to music all day. -
I picked never, but I've done it twice in my office career, and those were rare occasions (extremely few people in office).
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does my vote not count considering I work at Universal Music?
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When I can listen to music, I do most all the time.
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QUOTE (Wedge @ Sep 16 2009, 10:45 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I voted no because at my current job there is no way I could listen to music. There is usually too much to pay attention to as well.
But before this job I worked either retail or bar tending/waiting tables so music was always on.
What do you do now?
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QUOTE (mungo @ Sep 16 2009, 10:52 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>What do you do now?
Emergency dispatcher for three towns. We work out of one of the towns PD's so we fall under the same rules as the officers, so I'm sure its against the SOP's as well.
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