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Previously on "Office lighting levels"

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  • escapeUK
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    Originally posted by Paddy View Post
    On one contact I had the same glaring lighting, I spoke to permies and they also disliked the lighting but had not voiced their opinion. I had a chat to facilities who then took a few lighting tubes out above the desks. Sorted.
    I did the same. They dont even have to remove tubes, just taking out a starter has the same effect. Which is easier if you cant get site services to help.

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  • Paddy
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    On one contact I had the same glaring lighting, I spoke to permies and they also disliked the lighting but had not voiced their opinion. I had a chat to facilities who then took a few lighting tubes out above the desks. Sorted.

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  • hyperD
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    You could surreptitiously place a few dim prawns in the a/c ducts?

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  • minestrone
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    Originally posted by d000hg View Post
    Is it one of those businesses which hires rockstar developers and they expected the coders to wear sunglasses inside?
    Na, I think with the constant damp carpet smell and the air con 'moods' it is one of the ways to keep you awake.

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  • speling bee
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    Real contractors work at home.

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  • d000hg
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    Is it one of those businesses which hires rockstar developers and they expected the coders to wear sunglasses inside?

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  • minestrone
    started a topic Office lighting levels

    Office lighting levels

    I would like to see the person who picks these light bulbs sit for a day under the damn things. The place is brighter than the inside of a close encounters of the third kind spaceship.

    feckin eyes are burning every day.

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