Comments on: Desk Rage: A Macroergonomic Problem http://ergonomenon.com/?p=291 Where Human Meets Machine Mon, 06 Sep 2010 09:25:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Terrorisme: La jihadite subite a encore frappé (Going jihad: Aren’t those the guys that always go crazy and come back with a gun and shoot everybody?) « jcdurbant http://ergonomenon.com/?p=291#comment-185380 Terrorisme: La jihadite subite a encore frappé (Going jihad: Aren’t those the guys that always go crazy and come back with a gun and shoot everybody?) « jcdurbant Sun, 15 Nov 2009 11:57:35 +0000 http://ergonomenon.com/?p=291#comment-185380 [...] la poste, l’école, le bureau, la route, l’air, la moto, le vélo, le caddy, l’ordinateur, les stéroïdes, les emballages [...] [...] la poste, l’école, le bureau, la route, l’air, la moto, le vélo, le caddy, l’ordinateur, les stéroïdes, les emballages [...]

]]> By: Victim of Desk Rage at http://ergonomenon.com/?p=291#comment-124 Victim of Desk Rage at Tue, 23 Jan 2007 22:30:52 +0000 http://ergonomenon.com/?p=291#comment-124 [...] Computers are not our friends! Cubicles are a living hell! This video is a perfect example of desk rage Bookmark to: [...] [...] Computers are not our friends! Cubicles are a living hell! This video is a perfect example of desk rage Bookmark to: [...]

]]> By: adria http://ergonomenon.com/?p=291#comment-89 adria Thu, 04 Jan 2007 22:13:32 +0000 http://ergonomenon.com/?p=291#comment-89 Matt, I work at home and I definitely agree with you about the risks of working longer hours without breaks (no distractions from cubicle neighbors). On the other hand, I don't have to worry about people yelling at me, I don't have to endure a commute, and I can set up my work space however I want. Overall, I think working from home is great. Matt,
I work at home and I definitely agree with you about the risks of working longer hours without breaks (no distractions from cubicle neighbors). On the other hand, I don’t have to worry about people yelling at me, I don’t have to endure a commute, and I can set up my work space however I want. Overall, I think working from home is great.

]]> By: Matt http://ergonomenon.com/?p=291#comment-88 Matt Thu, 04 Jan 2007 21:18:16 +0000 http://ergonomenon.com/?p=291#comment-88 Great perspective! As I read the first part (cube-crowding and road rage), I was thinking what a good idea it can be to let employees work from home when possible. But then, reading about the Technology Overload going on, I'm reminded that some (not all) people working from home don't have ergonomically correct setups, don't take breaks from their work as frequently, work longer hours, or feel like they're constantly available through their electronic leashes... for these people, it's just shifting the rage! You make great points too about ways to de-rage. Thanks for this! Great perspective! As I read the first part (cube-crowding and road rage), I was thinking what a good idea it can be to let employees work from home when possible. But then, reading about the Technology Overload going on, I’m reminded that some (not all) people working from home don’t have ergonomically correct setups, don’t take breaks from their work as frequently, work longer hours, or feel like they’re constantly available through their electronic leashes… for these people, it’s just shifting the rage!

You make great points too about ways to de-rage. Thanks for this!

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