April 19, 2025
Today's thought
I really don't know how to overcome the boredom during the work hours.
My boss is seating on my left, although he can't see my screen directly, but I still have to pay much attention.
The most unbearable moments are when you have no tasks but you have to pretend to be very busy.
How do you do in this case?
I really don't know how to overcome the boredom during the work[ing hours].
My boss is seating oned to my left, al. Even though he can't directly see my screen directly, but, I still have to pay much attention.
The most unbearable moments are when you have no tasks but you have to pretend to be very busy.
HowWhat do you do in this case?
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Good job!
Being extremely bored at work sucks. My mind tends to think that I'd rather be home if there's nothing to do. I don't know how much help it is, but if there's nothing to do on your computer, doing general 'housekeeping' might be good to pass the time. Essentially, going around the workplace making sure things are clean, properly stocked, and everything is tidied up. You could also ask your boss or any coworkers if there's any tasks you can help with and lessen their burdens. Otherwise, it might be a good idea to prepare for future events. Like if your place tends to get busy during some time(s) in the year, you can start taking care of some things ahead of time so that less is needed to be done once those events arrive.
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Totally correct, but something like, "Thought of the Day" might sound a little more natural for a title.
I really don't know how to overcome the boredom during the work hours.
My boss is seaitting on my left,; although he can't see my screen directly, but I still have to pay mucha lot of attention.
Use "sitting" if he's there right now while you're writing this. Use "sits" if you mean he sits there in a general sense, like he usually sits there.
The most unbearable moments are when you have no tasks, but you (still) have to pretend to be very busy.
HowWhat do you do in this case?
A more natural sounding sentence might be: "What do you do when this happens?"
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Very good!
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Today's thought
I really don't know how to overcome the boredom during the work hours.
Your original is fine, but it would be more natural without “the”:
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The most unbearable moments are when you have no tasks but you have to pretend to be very busy.
HowWhat do you do {in this casesituations like this | in these situations}?
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I’m paid to complete tasks, not to sit at my desk, so when there’s nothing to do, I leave, but when there’s a lot to be done, I work long hours.
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How do you do in this case?
A more natural sounding sentence might be: "What do you do when this happens?"
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The most unbearable moments are when you have no tasks but you have to pretend to be very busy. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
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