Originally Posted by
ricktoronto
I'm retired now but when I worked I was able to work offline on e-mail (the most copious and annoying work) and files and managed well in the office without being online. Maybe even in the office, it would have been better to have 4-5 hours a day blacked out. You can figure out how to survive, somehow. Like DL and UA instead of WS and it's feeble internet.
There are advantages to working off line:
- No one is e-mailing me and breaking my train (clown car) of thought
- That e-mail that is waiting to be sent when I land can be edited again and again before pressing send, thereby reducing the amount of profanity
- The excuse of "I was in the air...couldn't connect" is probably good for another decade
So not being able to connect can sometimes have it's benefits.