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Can Virtual Reality Make you a More Productive Worker?

Mark Arguinbaev by Mark Arguinbaev
May 16, 2017
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Although virtual reality headsets are mainly looked at as entertainment devices, they could offer other benefits as well. To be more precise, it is possible such a headset can make people more productive. By immersing users into a completely different world – paired with some good headphones – one could almost forget all earthly distractions around you.

Productivity And VR Mix Rather Well

Contrary to popular belief, an immersive environment can actually boost productivity. To be more specific, it still takes a dedicated application to bring your desktop PC into a virtual reality setting. Additionally, you may want to use powerful – and noise-cancelling – headphones as well. It will absolutely blow your mind how complete this experience can be.

Office workers could become far more productive when going about their tasks in VR. They will be cut off from earthly distractions, such as co-workers, looking outside, discussions taking place, and fiddling with desk accessories. After all, they will have their desktop PC screen in their peripheral vision at all times, with little room for anything else.

Tuning out the rest of the world may sound incredibly antisocial, yet it is also something some people actively need to reach peak performance. This makes the VR environment well suited for anyone working from home, or for a small office that has powerful computers which can support VR headsets without a problem.

To achieve this new level of productivity, people will need the proper tools to do so. There are quite a few applications capable of bringing your desktop PC to the virtual world. However, they all require powerful computers, a Windows operating system, and a rather high-end VR headset. It is well worth the investment for people who take productivity seriously, though.

With a price tag near that of a two-week holiday, one could argue a VR environment will provide a longer-lasting peace of mind. A vacation is over before you know it, yet having 51 weeks of the year without distractions can be far more valuable. In the end, it is not something that works for everyone, but some of us would sign up in a heartbeat.

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