This is definitely something that takes experience to learn about yourself. You will find that you will actually be more productive by pacing yourself. I used to work through lunch and work late trying not to break my productivity streak. Nobody wants to stop when they feel they are on a coding roll. Yet I was always busting deadlines and I felt unproductive.
Taking a full lunch breaks and spending time on professional development like new technologies actually increased the amount of work I could do when I was coding.
yes. taking time to learn is fundamental. taking time to recover or enough breaks as well. (I learned it recently from sports. I always want to train and do stuff, but - especially getting older - your body needs (at least one) a rest day to fully recover and grow.
lunch in front a computer is never good.
and if you are stressing out for a bug you can't solve... most of the time is better to take a break and go play kicker or tennistable - come back with a fresh mind and nail it!
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This is definitely something that takes experience to learn about yourself. You will find that you will actually be more productive by pacing yourself. I used to work through lunch and work late trying not to break my productivity streak. Nobody wants to stop when they feel they are on a coding roll. Yet I was always busting deadlines and I felt unproductive.
Taking a full lunch breaks and spending time on professional development like new technologies actually increased the amount of work I could do when I was coding.
yes. taking time to learn is fundamental. taking time to recover or enough breaks as well. (I learned it recently from sports. I always want to train and do stuff, but - especially getting older - your body needs (at least one) a rest day to fully recover and grow.
lunch in front a computer is never good.
and if you are stressing out for a bug you can't solve... most of the time is better to take a break and go play kicker or tennistable - come back with a fresh mind and nail it!