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Music While At Work

How Do You Listen To Music At Work? 34 members have voted

  1. 1. How Do You Listen To Music At Work?

    • Radio
      17%
    • iHeartRadio
      14%
    • Pandora
      20%
    • Spotify
      8%
    • Youtube
      14%
    • Playlist on Phone/iPod
      5%
    • Other
      17%

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I typically listen to music throughout the day when I'm not on the phone. I'm not sure how some of my co-workers survive without it. Do you listen to music throughout your work day and if so, how?

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I tend to use Pandora the most. Occasionally I will listen on Youtube.

 

I don't really listen to music on iHeartRadio, but if I don't have a call scheduled from 10-12pm, I will listen to KSR through that.

Typically listen to Pandora and its usually Piano music to keep me from stressing out.

I have WEBN playing softly (if that's possible) at my desk and a large TV on mute playing Fox News all day long right in front of me.

Currently got "story of O.J." by Jay-Z playing in my earbuds. I don't think I go a day without my music on at some point while I'm working. The same goes for when I'm working outside.

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Typically listen to Pandora and its usually Piano music to keep me from stressing out.

 

I often go with movie score for the same purpose.

The next room over the radio is playing and I can barely hear it, but it provides just enough noise to generally keep me occupied. If I have to really "lock and load" on something I go with Pandora either on my "Papa Grows Funky Music" or "Notorious" radio station. I have also been streaming Howard Stern through my phone of late, but I have to keep it low for obvious reasons. :D

Have a TV in my office, but 99% of the time it's tuned to the cable music channels, specifically the 80's Hits. No DJ's, no commercials. :ylsuper:

I used to switch up between Spotify and Pandora, but both are now blocked here by our IT administrators. I generally either go with YouTube playlists, or my iPod.

 

A few folks here use Amazon Prime for their music, but I don't have an account.

Very rarely have music at work but when I do I just have a small radio that I keep tuned to WUOL at a low level.

Shhhhh! Quiet please.

 

No music or noise while I work. Been working out of the house for 20 + years. Never listen to music or have the TV on except for 2 occasions. 911 and the OJ trial.

I can't concentrate if I have music or podcasts on. If I'm doing something mindless I can throw something on I want to listen to but it's usually either/or for me. Since I also need sound to block out office noises I listen to ambient sounds or this "high frequency" mediation music I found.

Honestly I put radio down, but the majority of the time it is on talk radio. 1530 is my go to.

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