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January 13, 2009 11:11 AM 1/13/09
So I have a tendency to listen to people on a regular basis. In fact monitoring the conversations around me in the office (and other places) is a wonderful way to catch technical support calls/problems and help people with them before they become big issues.
I hear a lot of things doing this. Sometimes things I don’t want to hear but regardless a lot of things.
One thing I’m hearing more and more regularly is that people are waking up consistently at 3 or 4 in the morning. I do this regularly as well.
Now I know that many people wake up in the wee hours of the morning for whatever reason, bathroom, car doors, barking dogs, snacks, etc. but to have that many people waking up at around the same time usually means there’s some cause.
The problem, once again, is that I don’t have enough data to come to a conclusion as to why it’s happening and why at that particular time.
It could be anything.
( But then it could be something... )
So I have a tendency to listen to people on a regular basis. In fact monitoring the conversations around me in the office (and other places) is a wonderful way to catch technical support calls/problems and help people with them before they become big issues.
I hear a lot of things doing this. Sometimes things I don’t want to hear but regardless a lot of things.
One thing I’m hearing more and more regularly is that people are waking up consistently at 3 or 4 in the morning. I do this regularly as well.
Now I know that many people wake up in the wee hours of the morning for whatever reason, bathroom, car doors, barking dogs, snacks, etc. but to have that many people waking up at around the same time usually means there’s some cause.
The problem, once again, is that I don’t have enough data to come to a conclusion as to why it’s happening and why at that particular time.
It could be anything.
( But then it could be something... )