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Serenitree · F
I don't. Well, it was okay when I had my house cleaning job. Chatting with the home owner was fine...but in an office setting it's requires your full attention.
I only had one client when I was cleaning, who insisted on starting to talk and then walking away while talking, causing me to follow her so I could hear her. Eventually I had to explain that I was charging by the hour. I could finish her house in three hours, but had to charge her for five or six, because she wouldn't let me get on with the work. She started leaving me alone so I could do the job.
I only had one client when I was cleaning, who insisted on starting to talk and then walking away while talking, causing me to follow her so I could hear her. Eventually I had to explain that I was charging by the hour. I could finish her house in three hours, but had to charge her for five or six, because she wouldn't let me get on with the work. She started leaving me alone so I could do the job.
dumpstermeow · 41-45, F
I stop what I'm doing to talk to them if whatever I'm working on can wait... I don't always feel like talking, but I make an effort to connect with people when I can. The work will always be there, but the people may not.
revenant · F
yep much of the time at the moment
Fernie · F
I can focus on both activities at the same time