Social Cues About when To Work Are Hard to Ignore
Longstanding conventions about when we should or shouldn’t be working are not easily cast aside
Working nonstandard hours often means that you’re working alone and research from the University of Chicago has shown that people are more intrinsically motivated to work when they have the sense that other people are working even if those people are not in the same room.
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