Someone asked this question yesterday but I can't recall who.

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Someone asked this question yesterday but I can't recall who. Andrew Maxwell commented he prefers a clean workspace and I commented I prefer a messy one.

Now the experts speak. ;)

Why Having A Messy Desk Can Be A Good Thing. http://google.com/producer/s/CBIw65GQ_wE
http://google.com/producer/s/CBIw65GQ_wE

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Doc Harvard's Variety Show said…
In my day job if you look at the designers' vs the developers' desks there is a marked contrast. The designers, whose job it is to be creative, have messy desks and we're often chastised about it [which we ignore]. The developers, whose job it is to put order to the designs, have neat ones.

Can't say this proves the article but it is an interesting happenstance.
August 7, 2013 at 5:48 PM
Nate Taylor said…
I use the organized chaos method... Organized piles of mess. 3 laptops torn apart on one desk looks messy. But I know what pile is what and what is going on in each pile.. And those piles are extremely temporary.
August 7, 2013 at 5:59 PM
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