Spaniards are less productive, constantly tired: Spain is in the wrong time zone
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Re: Spaniards are less productive, constantly tired: Spain is in the wrong time zone
#2What about the higher productivity of Scandinavians? They shift back and forth on "time-zones" due to the constant change of amount of light because of the very hash winter. Sometimes with as few as 3 hours of light, not sun, but still maintain the same level of productivity.
Currently, Spanish primetime stretches until after midnight <- Well what about making less time for primetime? Or less siestas?
Re: Spaniards are less productive, constantly tired: Spain is in the wrong time zone
#3Hogwash. What about the higher productivity of Scandinavians? They shift back and forth on "time-zones" due to the constant change of amount of light because of the very hash winter. Sometimes with as few as 3 hours of light, not sun, but still maintain the same level of productivity. Currently, Spanish primetime stretches until after midnight <- Well what about making less time for primetime? Or less siestas?
Re: Spaniards are less productive, constantly tired: Spain is in the wrong time zone
#4I miss it and sincerely cherish that country and all the great people in it.
Re: Spaniards are less productive, constantly tired: Spain is in the wrong time zone
#5I lived in Spain for about a year. Blame it on the time zone, but inherently the culture is "work to live" not "live to work". I miss it and sincerely cherish that country and all the great people in it.
Re: Spaniards are less productive, constantly tired: Spain is in the wrong time zone
#6Hahahahaah, I live in Spain and that is bullshit.
Re: Spaniards are less productive, constantly tired: Spain is in the wrong time zone
#7Hogwash. What about the higher productivity of Scandinavians? They shift back and forth on "time-zones" due to the constant change of amount of light because of the very hash winter. Sometimes with as few as 3 hours of light, not sun, but still maintain the same level of productivity. Currently, Spanish primetime stretches until after midnight <- Well what about making less time for primetime? Or less siestas?
Pd: yes, we take siesta because we have longs timebreaks.
Re: Spaniards are less productive, constantly tired: Spain is in the wrong time zone
#8Re: Spaniards are less productive, constantly tired: Spain is in the wrong time zone
#9I lived in Spain for about a year. Blame it on the time zone, but inherently the culture is "work to live" not "live to work". I miss it and sincerely cherish that country and all the great people in it.
Yet nobody I know in Spain likes the compulsory 2 hour lunch breaks.
Re: Spaniards are less productive, constantly tired: Spain is in the wrong time zone
#10Hogwash. What about the higher productivity of Scandinavians? They shift back and forth on "time-zones" due to the constant change of amount of light because of the very hash winter. Sometimes with as few as 3 hours of light, not sun, but still maintain the same level of productivity. Currently, Spanish primetime stretches until after midnight <- Well what about making less time for primetime? Or less siestas?