The thousand word article is headlined, "Mature Beyond His Years" and discusses Martins' off-hours activities - flying F-16s for the New Jersey National Guard 177th Fighter Wing, firefighting with the New York Fire Department and volunteering at the food pantry in his hometown of Nesconset, N.Y.
He did it all under his anonymous Twitter account, which, like Mr. Joseph's public-sector career, was shut down after an investigation by the White House revealed Mr. Joseph's off-hours activities and dismissed him.
Our Mind Matters expert looks into how off-hours activities can translate into more productivity and fulfillment at work.
The licensing company he started remained an off-hours activity, run by a former dog walker.
Kegerators are nearly de rigueur in many start-ups, and as C.E.O. of a young, hard-working team, I am loath to discourage any off-hours social activity or creative enterprise.
75 In conclusion, this meta-analysis suggests that mortality is higher for patients with acute myocardial infarction who present during off-hours compared with regular hours.
69 Holmes et al reported that a successful regional care model can reduce the disparity of care between off-hours and regular hours for patients with STEMI.
Similarly, I recently landed a six-figure gig with one of the biggest beverage brands on the planet by firing off an off-hours email to their CMO suggesting I handle music for their new campaign.
70 71 Furthermore, in studies in which mortality outcomes were adjusted (see table 1 for adjusted variables), the off-hours increase in mortality remained significant (table 2).
For example, Blane et al. report that radiology residents handled off-hours cases with a radiology-detected error rate below the inter-observer error rate between ABR-certified radiologists [5].
Typically, off-hours shifts that least disrupt sleep --for example, thatendharound around 11 p.m. or 1 a.m.
