super late, but I did something like this a long time ago in high school in our computer class we were learning touch typing.

Before my classmate, who sat to the left of me, got in I switched her mouse (lol they were both wired) with mine and I mimicked her movements, but would click on totally random things. She got frustrated and lost it, the whole time i was working my hardest to contain my smile/laugh. All was well until I bust out laughing. That was hilarious.

I hadn't thought to do it in a professional setting, but I do have people that I'd like to troll on my team mwahahaha

I've been a ddg user since 1.5yrs ago. I rarely if ever use google. I'm slowly working onde-googlize my life... except for workstuff.

the fix...

@Condor true, I'd only use it to play SkiFree in a "native" win95 environment?

January 15th is the magic day -- https://microsoftedgeinsider.com/en...

It will take some time for enterprise folks to adopt, but it won't be forever.

I will update my webpack scripts and the bundle(s) will be much lighter.... at least that's the kool-aid that i've been drinking.

Sorry that you had to leave, that's a tough place to be in.

I've had some issues in the workspace, also open concept, literally every office, we are on #4 now -- I like the concept for some reasons, but productivity is sometimes a hard thing to come by.

I too have some adhd traits, I was given the diagnosis a awhile back, after I was in my 30's lol.

I was on meds, but I got off of those and have been finding out that lists are a godsend.

It's not everymorning that I do this, but I find the days that I can say that I did something was when I spent that ten sometimes 15mins after getting into the office and making my cup of coffee, and waffle if it's "waffle wednesdays", that I am most productive and find that I can keep to task.

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an aside:

The "catch" with open concept offices is that they do need spaces that are away from it all allowing employees to virtually "check-out" so that deep work can be done. Hope that helps in your future job search