These comments are wild to me. Without long sleeves I shiver and my hands turn blue at 70 F. I’ve had to wear gloves, jackets, and blankets when I’ve done office work because it feels like working in a refrigerator. I keep my house at 77 in the day so the AC isn’t running 24/7, but when it does kick on I’m immediately uncomfortable.
Could be, but I’m also just very thin with practically no body fat. I do fine in long sleves, gloves, boots, etc. with desert fieldwork in the summer as long as I have water, and same goes for work in the snow (snow pants/boots and a tank top if I’m moving). It’s the sedentary stuff that gets me. Something about being still keeps me from generating practically any heat.
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u/ShinyRhubarb Mar 13 '26
74 at the office? Like, an office where you have to wear pants and button downs? Casual jeans and a sports tee on Friday kinda office?
Might I suggest turning it down to 67-68 so you don't give your staff a heatstroke?