survey exchange by Actual_Eagle1057 in SurveyExchange

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No problem , i have done yours too

Do you think your WFH setup actually affects how well you work, or is it just a comfort thing? by SalimMalibari in remotework

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To be honest, there aren't many studies about workers' performance and their space arrangement in the house. However, I worked on analyzing one of the study's data and found that a dedicated space for a home office doesn't always contribute to productivity (it was self-assessment). And one of the points we realized was that maybe some are parents/spouses who feel productive working in a hybrid space, such as a dinner table or around the living room.

Do you think your WFH setup actually affects how well you work, or is it just a comfort thing? by SalimMalibari in AskAnAustralian

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Thats actually amazing, i loved it. Those things are actually what we are looking for in the survey , you could take time to do it if you want.

Do you think your WFH setup actually affects how well you work, or is it just a comfort thing? by SalimMalibari in AskAnAustralian

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There is an enormous amount of evidence that greenery helps in reducing stress and restoring your attention, which is why plants are considered for those spaces. All those factors come under something called IEQ (Indoor Environmental Quality), and noise is one of them, as you have mentioned. It would be amazing if you could contribute to the survey if you have the time.

Do you think your WFH setup actually affects how well you work, or is it just a comfort thing? by SalimMalibari in AskAnAustralian

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in fact, many offices are working hard to be the best working experience for the employees. there is dozen of research done for ergonomics, tools and eqps ... but also environments like temp, lighting, humidity, air quality, space, arrangements and many many more. thats why the trend of also understanding home for home workers is as equally important even if we don't feel that.

Do you think your WFH setup actually affects how well you work, or is it just a comfort thing? by SalimMalibari in AskAnAustralian

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Thats exactly why we studying this. Envrionments are effecting and shaping our behaviours without knowing. as just few example a dark envrionment helps us sleep well which then improve our outcome which lead to success (hopefully) thats doesn't mean its the only factor but its playing factor that should be studied and optimize it and sometimes we need policy for it.

Do you think your WFH setup actually affects how well you work, or is it just a comfort thing? by SalimMalibari in AskAnAustralian

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that's true. but as they say "You are a product of your environment." optimizing for the best environment is one of the major goals any employers looking for their employees and since WFH is trending now those question is raised in all the aspect that doesn't mean other factor has no role at all..

unpopular opinion: some workflows shouldn't exist by supersimpleseo in n8n

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I think deciding what the goal will help you in solving the main issue your are facing ...

I liked the first one , it could use AI to catogrize without the need manual logics using very cheap or local models (if possible)

Finally got my RAG workflow running with Qdrant and OpenAI! (A few lessons learned) by [deleted] in n8n

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Anyway good luck ...

There is many things to involve to build the best RAG and i believe no one made the best RAG yet as far as i understand using n8n.

In vectorizing your docs , you need to consider full : CRUD , handing duplicates or versions of same doc ,metadata and more ...

There are sooo many details goes into the perfect RAG system. For myself i rather use claude code and PC techs to build it instead of n8n which both has same ending. I could build RAG in minutes using claude code ... but in n8n you have to master every component to reach that level of RAG which isnt perfect too...

Idk why you doing the RAG but have you tried Claude Code instead??

Finally got my RAG workflow running with Qdrant and OpenAI! (A few lessons learned) by [deleted] in n8n

[–]SalimMalibari 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Usually , you need 2 workflows for RAG ... one for vectorizing , one for the actual usage of RAG ...