This Is What People Think of You When You Wear Headphones at Work
在工作的時候戴著耳機(jī)，別人是這樣看你的
By Scott Mautz / August 18, 2019
剪輯：BM︱翻譯：Ray︱校對：Sally
So many use headphones at work, so few know what it says about them.很多人上班時都帶耳機(jī)，但是很少人了解，這樣做表明了什么。Plenty of us engage in the habit of listening to music (or podcasts or the news, etc.) at work for a variety of reasons (especially for productivity).我們中的許多人在工作中出于各種原因（尤其是為了提高工作效率），養(yǎng)成了聽音樂（或播客或新聞）的習(xí)慣。In fact, a study of over 800 people completed in July by AVSForum.com (a group of audio-visual experts) says 72 percent of people working in an open floor plan wear headphones at times, while 66 percent that work in closed off cubicles do so.事實上，AVSForum.com（一組視聽專家）在7月份完成的一項對800多人的調(diào)查研究表明，在開放式辦公空間工作的人當(dāng)中，72%的人會時不時地戴耳機(jī)，而在封閉式隔間工作的人中，66%的人會這么做。 While you probably don't even think about it before you slap those headphones on, other people are thinking certain things about you when you're wearing them.在你戴上耳機(jī)之前，你可能根本就沒想過，當(dāng)你戴著耳機(jī)時，其他人是怎么看待你的。For the most part, you're probably sending the exact message that you want to: "Leave me the hell alone." But there are also unintended perceptions being created. When employees in the study were asked what impression co-workers give off when wearing headphones, here were the responses:在很大程度上，你可能想要傳達(dá)的確切信息是：“千萬別理我?！钡且灿幸恍┮庀氩坏降目捶ǔ霈F(xiàn)。當(dāng)研究組的人員被問及同事戴耳機(jī)時會給他們留下什么印象時，以下是他們的回答：· Want to be left alone: 27 percent 想要獨處：27%· Focused: 22 percent 全神貫注：22%· Busy: 17 percent 繁忙： 17 %· Love music/music quality: 16 percent 熱愛音樂： 16%· Rude/pretentious: 9 percent 粗魯/自命不凡： 9%Interestingly, the perception of being pretentious tripled when co-workers were wearing in-ear headphones (like AirPods). And the rude number would certainly skyrocket if you were caught wearing the headphones in a covert attempt to listen in on other people's conversations, which more than 33 percent of respondents admitted to having done.有趣的是，當(dāng)同事們戴著耳機(jī)（如蘋果無線耳塞）時，這種自命不凡的感覺會增加三倍。如果你被發(fā)現(xiàn)戴著耳機(jī)偷聽別人的談話，這個粗魯?shù)臄?shù)字也肯定會飆升，超過33%的受訪者承認(rèn)這一點。 All told, two-thirds of everyone at work is taking away that you're busy, trying to focus, and want to be left alone when you wear headphones. If you can live with anyone seeing your wearing headphones as pretentious, it's well worth it because the study showed (as you'd expect) people that choose to wear headphones at work see themselves as more productive.總的來說，辦公室里三分之二的人都會認(rèn)為你很忙，想集中精力，想在戴耳機(jī)的時候獨處。如果你能和那些認(rèn)為戴耳機(jī)是自命不凡的人生活在一起，那是值得的，因為研究表明（正如你所期望的），那些在工作中選擇戴耳機(jī)的人認(rèn)為自己更有效率。 All in all, I say let the music play on. Slap on those headphones, slap away interrupters (not literally please), and slap a high-five to your cubicle neighbor for being more productive.總之，要我說的話，就讓音樂繼續(xù)播放吧，戴上耳機(jī)，趕走干擾者（不是真的趕走哈），為了更有效率，和你的隔壁隔間的同事?lián)魝€掌同盟吧。 剪輯：BM︱翻譯：Ray︱校對：Sally
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