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Back in my early working life we had single offices, I used to place a filing cabinet next to the door, with a strategically placed open bottom drawer, to both prevent the door opening and provide the required noise to wake me up.
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A permie at a ex-ClientCo used to sleep at his desk for about 30-45 mins each day
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Are you a civil servant?Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostAm I the only one here who regularly takes afternoon naps?
I usually sleep for an hour to two on Sat and Sun afternoons. During the week I tend to take a quick power nap in my car if I am at work.
During holidays, I sleep for 1-2 hours every afternoon
Does anyone else exhibit these traits?
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That's what Client Co bogs are for....Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostI like a nap on saturday and sunday afternoon if I'm at home; but I draw the line at napping at clientco, either in the car or worse still in the office.
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I drive to the local supermarket carpark and sleep in the car for 15 minutesOriginally posted by OwlHoot View PostI like a nap on saturday and sunday afternoon if I'm at home; but I draw the line at napping at clientco, either in the car or worse still in the office.
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I like a nap on saturday and sunday afternoon if I'm at home; but I draw the line at napping at clientco, either in the car or worse still in the office.Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostAm I the only one here who regularly takes afternoon naps?
I usually sleep for an hour to two on Sat and Sun afternoons. During the week I tend to take a quick power nap in my car if I am at work.
During holidays, I sleep for 1-2 hours every afternoon
Does anyone else exhibit these traits?
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Nope
I'd be worried I need more sleep or exercise if I needed afternoon naps
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A good old afternoon nap ....
Am I the only one here who regularly takes afternoon naps?
I usually sleep for an hour to two on Sat and Sun afternoons. During the week I tend to take a quick power nap in my car if I am at work.
During holidays, I sleep for 1-2 hours every afternoon
Does anyone else exhibit these traits?
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