how to best spend time sitting at work.

read a book?

>>16460280
I said best use. Not best way to want to shoot myself.
Got any recommendations?

>>16460288
Do you have any hobbies?

>>16460306
Uhhh. I spend most of my time playing videogames at home. If you are thinking productive things then i play piano, know a little html and java. Beyond that. Nothing too interesting

>>16460313
If you're interested in coding maybe you should expand you're knowledge in that field. I'm sure there are plenty of website and apps you can utilize through your smart phone. That is if you have one.

>>16460321
I do. I already went through codecademy in all the stuff i was interested in and that was a neat couple days. But now im at a standstill and just watch nextflix 24/7 to be honest family

>>16460331
Well I'm stumped. It seems you're apposed to reading, but let me tell you its quite the time killer. Plus you can always take away some knowledge after reading something.

You should work.

Make an account on one of those microjob sites like Fiverr and see if there's something you can do while there. You could probably double your wage.

>>16460359
Sorry meant to say she SHOULD instead of would>>16460357
Damn son that sounds sick. But then again i have virtually no skills unless there is easy shit to do.
Any website reccomendations?

>>16460265
the fuck do you do? watch cooking channels or some shit

>>16460368
There is easy shit to do, like editing stuff so that it sounds written by a Native English speaker.

Upwork is more for people with professional skills and TaskRabbit tends to be more for running local errands/tasks, but they're along the same vein.

But yeah, you're at work anyway. You might as well make work time for work and personal time for personal stuff.

>>16460380
Wow good advice. Ill check that stuff up thanks bud