Fidget cube: keeps my hand busy while I read through code. Otherwise I have the awful habit of picking at my face. I only play with the silent parts at work.
Whiteboard marker, sticky notes, and noise cancelling headphones*
it's a common misconception that noise cancelling means "voice cancelling" It certainly does not, but by being around-the-ear headphones, they do help to keep talking out. Nothing would beat pure silence though.
I would have to try the fidget cube! Sounds like a great idea, as for headphones I'm using a pretty cheap pair, may have to invest in some better ones. Do you have any recommendations?
The fidget cube is a great idea that I definitely have to try out. I'm constantly picking at my face... I have almost no chin hair(because of the picking) and a full beard lol.. that combo definitely doesn't look good.
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Fidget cube: keeps my hand busy while I read through code. Otherwise I have the awful habit of picking at my face. I only play with the silent parts at work.
Whiteboard marker, sticky notes, and noise cancelling headphones*
I would have to try the fidget cube! Sounds like a great idea, as for headphones I'm using a pretty cheap pair, may have to invest in some better ones. Do you have any recommendations?
I personally have a pair of Bose QC15 smile.amazon.com/dp/B0054JJ0QW which is a older model.
The earpads have worn down after years of use, but they're incredibly comfortable, even with glasses.
I'm a Bose fanboy, so I'm incredibly biased.
Seinhauser are widely considered as having superior sound quality smile.amazon.com/dp/B01JP436TS
The fidget cube is a great idea that I definitely have to try out. I'm constantly picking at my face... I have almost no chin hair(because of the picking) and a full beard lol.. that combo definitely doesn't look good.