Studies have shown that concentration levels drop after 45 mins. 2 sessions of 45 with a break should be plenty.
I'm well aware, the statistical ideal is to have 20 min breaks between 45 min shifts. Although I have a low concentration span (find it difficult to concentrate for ten minutes let alone 45), I also have the ability to dip in and out of concentration, so for items on the agenda that have little or no effect on me I repacked my bag, ate food, rolled a cigarette and did other things I find restful.
In my last job it was far from uncommon to have Client meetings that lasted for upwards of 4 hours.
This does beg the question, who's able to ref for an hour bench minor?
I'm well aware, the statistical ideal is to have 20 min breaks between 45 min shifts. Although I have a low concentration span (find it difficult to concentrate for ten minutes let alone 45), I also have the ability to dip in and out of concentration, so for items on the agenda that have little or no effect on me I repacked my bag, ate food, rolled a cigarette and did other things I find restful.
In my last job it was far from uncommon to have Client meetings that lasted for upwards of 4 hours.
This does beg the question, who's able to ref for an hour bench minor?
Oh and I do find tangents strangely restful :)