🚀 go-pugleaf

>"When employees start, we make sure they know the nap room's available,"
>says Cory Levenberg, president of 42 IS, a computer consulting firm in
>Berkeley, Calif.
>

Ooooh... that sounds *wonderful*  :)

Some of my summer jobs in university were *terribly* boring.  I'm talking
sitting on a chair and doing nothing but filing invoices boring (it was a
good job, i couldn't complain).  I would get *so* tired, and *so* bored, and
time would just drag sometimes.

So, my strategy was to scope out those areas in the building that were good
napping spots.  Little secluded corners where people were not likely to
venture.

Sometimes i had to resort to napping in the ladies' room, but other times, i
was lucky enough to located a nice, isolated and roomy closet.   Never was
caught, although i lived in fear of that happening.

A napping room would have made my days go alot faster!

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