Working Jams: What music to listen to on the job

Posted on April 23rd, 2012 by Sonos Staff in Infographics, Music In Culture

Listening to music while you work might be the best thing since casual Fridays. The proper tunage can help you get motivated, stay productive, and stimulate your creative juices. And it’s just what the doctor ordered when it comes to de-stressing so you can move on to the next task without blowing a gasket.

So what music should you listen to maintain your working groove? We’ve got some suggestions for you in the graphic below.

Working Jams

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  • LiewCF

    Do you have a higher resolution version?

    • http://sonos.com Sonos

      The highest resolution we have available can be accessed by clicking the image.

  • Comments

    Don’t see it on iPhone….

  • Roya Millard

    Ouch. Typo in the College info. “Your teaching college because…” should be “You’re…”
    That doesn’t look so good for your proofreader/editor.

    • http://sonos.com Sonos

       Thanks for the catch! It has been fixed.

  • http://atmyworst.com fleetfootedfox

    I’m a programmer and I shouldn’t listen to metal or punk?  Kindly go die in a fire.
    You stereotyping jerks don’t know anything about music, or people.  Resume talking about networks and audio fidelity, stick to your strengths.

    • Leo Knox

      Sir, why the insults? “Stereotyping jerks”? My friend, probably you forgot to read the introduction, where it says “So what music should you listen to maintain your working groove? We’ve got some suggestions for you in the graphic below.”, copied and pasted. Like we had to rigorously apply to these suggestions. I also think it is a little weird “restricting” punk and metal for a programmer, but c’mon. It’s not like all the programmers in the world are stopping listening metal or punk because it says it. You can freely say your opinions, but you can also freely think objectively before dropping some questionable reasoning for such an intelligent person a programmer might be.

      A pleasure, sir. Sorry for writing this 10 months after the publishing of your comment, I just saw this today. By the way, cute profile picture! And if you don’t like jazz, try some sweet Mingus (“Moanin’” rocks) or Curtis Fuller (all Blue-sette is amazing, listen Five Spots After Dark).

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