Ah, the ideal workday. I really enjoy coming into work before other people. I know that sounds a little strange. One, I'm consistently early because I fear being late. I like to get in early. I like to settle before the workday starts. I like to plan out my workday. I generally will come in and look at my calendar, see what I have for the day, what do I need to prep for, what was left from yesterday, and go from there. My ideal workday would be getting tasks done, prioritizing tasks with my team or my team leaders, and talking with them about what is highest priority and what is lowest priority, and then time block my day based on that. Now, if I have appointments, obviously those, or meetings, those come first in priority and making sure that I'm prepared for those, but then working on either long-term projects or short-term projects and making sure that I'm devoting enough time to each of those and their respective timelines. Obviously, an ideal workday would be done on time, but if needs must, I'm happy to work overtime to make sure that those things get done. Yeah, an ideal workday is a productive day where everything runs smoothly. If there are problems, we solve them quickly and efficiently together, and I can get set up for the next day.