3pm - 4pm, lunch a distant memory, feel sleepy, still a way to go before finishing. Same 0 Vote up! Yeah prob the same. 0 Vote up! changed my mind, now believe it is 4pm-5pm 0 Vote up! I have a friend at work with who I just text "MWM" at 3pm on a wednesday and we both leave the office and go for Martinis. It helps. 0 Vote up! Yeah or 11am-12pm as a close second 0 Vote up! Hard to choose between 2-3 and 3-4 both terrible in their own way. If they were places they would be Sittingbourne and Sheerness. 0 Vote up! 3-4 is the best! Day nearly over. I'd say the first hour, 10-11. Too late for me to refuse to have a meeting, but too early for me to be fully awake. 0 Vote up! 4-5 isn't really work, more just doing overtime or mopping up some bits and pieces. It used to be G & T at the desk time, when we had offices. 0 Vote up! The working one. 0 Vote up! It’s pretty equal between 9-10am and all the other ones after it tbh 0 Vote up! 10-11 pm. To NY: "Oh no, it's not too late at all, don't worry. It's important that we speak today." 0 Vote up! Refresh Back to board Join the discussion Login Register 0 Vote up!
I have a friend at work with who I just text "MWM" at 3pm on a wednesday and we both leave the office and go for Martinis. It helps. 0 Vote up!
Hard to choose between 2-3 and 3-4 both terrible in their own way. If they were places they would be Sittingbourne and Sheerness. 0 Vote up!
3-4 is the best! Day nearly over. I'd say the first hour, 10-11. Too late for me to refuse to have a meeting, but too early for me to be fully awake. 0 Vote up!
4-5 isn't really work, more just doing overtime or mopping up some bits and pieces. It used to be G & T at the desk time, when we had offices. 0 Vote up!
10-11 pm. To NY: "Oh no, it's not too late at all, don't worry. It's important that we speak today." 0 Vote up!
Same
Yeah prob the same.
changed my mind, now believe it is 4pm-5pm
I have a friend at work with who I just text "MWM" at 3pm on a wednesday and we both leave the office and go for Martinis.
It helps.
Yeah or 11am-12pm as a close second
Hard to choose between 2-3 and 3-4
both terrible in their own way. If they were places they would be Sittingbourne and Sheerness.
3-4 is the best! Day nearly over.
I'd say the first hour, 10-11. Too late for me to refuse to have a meeting, but too early for me to be fully awake.
4-5 isn't really work, more just doing overtime or mopping up some bits and pieces. It used to be G & T at the desk time, when we had offices.
The working one.
It’s pretty equal between 9-10am and all the other ones after it tbh
10-11 pm. To NY: "Oh no, it's not too late at all, don't worry. It's important that we speak today."
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