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| i. they buy or _rent__ a building
| ii. they ______fill _____ this space with stuff, such as furniture, computers, software
| iii. they expect employees to come to that ____location _______everyday

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| Place | Examples
|    1. Place
|       i.          porch
|       i.          deck
|      ii.          kitchen
|    iii.          basement
|    iv.         coffee shop, library
|  2. ___Moving object__
|       i.          train
|      ii.          plain
|    iii.          car
|  3. ________time _________________
|       i.          Early in the morning
|      ii.          Really late at night
|    iii.          weekends

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What do people never say when asked where they get work done?

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What do people never say when asked where they get work done?

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i. in the office

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|  i. People go to work and they’re basically trading in their work day for a series of ‘work moment’.
|  ii. You have 15 minutes here, 30 minutes there, then lunch, then a question, then you something else to do. You don’t get meaningful work done, you just do tasks.

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What’s really happening at work?                                                                                           T/F/NG                                                                                                                                                                             

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What’s really happening at work?                                                                                           T/F/NG                                                                                                                                                                             

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| a.     Creative people need long stretches of uninterrupted time  T
| b.     Some people can be creative in 15 minute slots  F
| c.      A minority of people have long stretches of uninterrupted time  T
| d.     People choose to work at home because of no distractions  F
| e.     Most people don’t like to work at weekends  NG

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i. sleep and work are phase-based or stage-based events

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What do employers cite as distractions when working from home?

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What do employers cite as distractions when working from home?

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| i.   |  TV
| ii.   |  | Go for a walk
| iii.   |   There is a fridgedownstairs
| Managers say:  |  ‘If I can’t see the person, how _______do I know they are working ____________________________?

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What are the 3 social media sites that bosses / managers say are distracting?

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What are the 3 social media sites that bosses / managers say are distracting?

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| i.   |  Facebook
| ii.   |  twitter
| iii.   |  youtube
| Lecturer Says:  |  ‘These social media sites are modern day smoke___________ break____________’ [2 points]

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According to the speaker, the real problems in an office are:

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According to the speaker, the real problems in an office are:

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| i. managers
| ii. meetings

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In the opinion of the speaker. What is a manager’s job?

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In the opinion of the speaker. What is a manager’s job?

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|  i. Managers are basically people whose job is to interrupt ______________ people

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In the opinion of the speaker. What 3 negative adjectives does he use to describe meetings?

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In the opinion of the speaker. What 3 negative adjectives does he use to describe meetings?

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| i.  | terrible
| ii.  | poisonous
| iii.  | toxic

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So the problem with meetings is that when you call a meeting of 10 people, what are the      i.chances ____________ that those 10 people are ready to stop? Meetings are incredibly expensive to an organisation and generally, one meeting just ii. leads ____________ to another meeting. Companies think a one-hour meeting is one-hour but if there is ten people a one-hour meeting is actually iii.ten _________ hours of iv.Productivity __________________ lost.

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What are the three key solutions? Add the examples or development of the idea

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What are the three key solutions? Add the examples or development of the idea

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| Solution  | Development / examples
|  1. No Talk Thursday   |  i.one Thursday once a month/ afternoon/no body in the office can talk to each other  just silence ____tremendous amount of work gets done when no one’s talks to each other ____________it is better than new software or whatever people typically use
| Quote: Give someone ii.__4 ______ hours of interrupted time, it’s the best iii. ___gift ____ you can give
|   2. iv. swichting from active communication to passive model of communcation _____________________________   |  Use email / instant messenger / they are distracting at a time of your choice
| Quote: ‘You can quit the email app; you can’t v. __quit________ your boss’
|   3. vi.Cancel the next meeting  |  vii. _don't have meeting_____________________________

Erase it from memory

| Quote:‘You’ll find that everything will be just viii. ____fine_________’

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I hope that some of these ideas were at least provocative ______________ enough for managers and bosses who are in charge of other people, to think about laying ______________ off a little bit, and giving people more time to get work done. I think it'll all pay____________ off in the end.

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Well done, you got 48/52. I was strict about spelling!

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Well done, you got 48/52. I was strict about spelling!