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quiet (book)

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talks about the idea that engineers need privacy to do their best work

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if people work from home it’s important to make sure they have private space to do their work

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could potentially require that employees show that their workspace is sufficiently private when working at home

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bus to abilene

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the group is falling prey to following a loud voice just because it offers a course of action

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well known in the army

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groups are mind altering substances

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this speaks pretty directly to my social anxiety (or whatever it is I have)

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she has not been very precise about differentiating between introverted, socially anxious, and the many other related qualities, instead grouping them under the introversion umbrella

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mentions third places as places where you can move between the social and private modes of operating

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this is an interesting insight, seems like any good third places experience design would understand how much a space is usable for social vs private modes of operating

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her example is how she preferred working in a coffee shop, where she could oscillate between those modes

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this feels a lot like how I feel working at coffee shops and bars

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