How CO2 Levels Affect Your Decision-Making
Based on Mike Bowler's Blog
Featured on Hacker News
What's really slowing down your team?
Cognitive function scores decline as CO2 concentration increases
Practical steps to improve indoor air quality
Install CO2 monitors in meeting rooms and workspaces
Open windows, adjust HVAC systems, or add air purifiers
Reduce people in enclosed spaces for better air circulation
Step outside during long meetings to reset
Improved cognitive function and faster decision-making
Better focus and fewer errors in complex tasks
Reduced fatigue, headaches, and sick days
Better outcomes from meetings and strategic decisions
The air in your room could be the invisible bottleneck limiting your team's performance