Thursday and Tuesday is my most productive days usually.
What's your efficient day? Let's discuss,kindly reply in comments.
Thursday and Tuesday is my most productive days usually.
What's your efficient day? Let's discuss,kindly reply in comments.
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
Justin L Beall -
T.H. Jacobs -
bing -
Jess Lee -
Top comments (3)
TL;DR: I'm most productive on Friday afternoon.
I'll define "productive" as "uninterrupted time focused on individual contributor work like coding, designing, writing, etc." More on that below
*
.Note: I work on a distributed team. I'm in EST, but work with folks in Western Europe and Western Americas.
Time of day:
Because I work in the middle time zone of a distributed team, and there's more people ahead of me than behind me, generally afternoons are my most productive.
Day of the week:
So Friday is the most productive day because Europe finishes before me and project works slows a bit since we don't want to ship anything major because the next day is Saturday.
So Friday afternoon is my most productive time of the week overall. I typically don't have any recurring calendar events and chat/email is mostly silent.
*
I don't consider meetings or chat to be unproductive by default. Though however well-structured, a 5min chat conversation here and a 30min meeting there add up over time. Death by a thousand papercuts.Tuesday for me. I am still fresh from weekend but not too fresh. Even if something happened during weekend, things get settled by Monday. Plus, I don't have many meetings, which means less interruptions while doing something.
Fridays - I am lying down waiting for the referee to tap 1,2,3.
It depends, I definitely wish my days were more structured and well defined to the point where I can observe a pattern. If I go by averages I'd say Monday. I'm really trying to get a good start to the week so Monday is super productive on average funny enough.