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peter365 wrote:Hi Vever
Are the glasses in both scenarios the same? No Are they to correct your nearsightedness? Yes Is there a safety consideration? No
Any external factors at work here? the weather? No and no
Is the nature of your job relevant? In a way, yes Do you work indoors? Yes Would wearing your glasses on some days inhibit your ability to do your job? No, but OTRT
GalFisk wrote:Do you use any relevant optical devices at work? Such as other glasses? Microscopes? VR gear? Sometimes, but the glasses would not prevent that, really Do you use your nearsightedness as an asset at work? Such as looking at stuff up close? Yes, sometimes Calibrating or testing optical devices? No
Balin wrote:Are the glasses prescription? One pair is
Are they sunglasses? Are they otherwise tinted? No sunglasses and no tint
irishelk wrote:Is it the case that you normally wear glasses all the time, but specifically take them off some days at work? Or do you usually not wear glasses, except for some days at work? That's the question!But why? Contacts relevant at all? Oh yes, explore!
Does looking at something with your eyesight slightly blurred/unfocused help at work? No Are you trying to determine how a product or service would be experienced by other nearsighted people? Sometimes, but irrelevant Are you blocking out distractions in any way? No
When you have your glasses off, are you interacting with people? With specific items? Specific software? No Reading? Looking at a computer screen? I'm looking at a computer screen every day. Looking at something far away? Keeping your eyes closed?No to both