Do you listen to music while working? If you are employed, working for somebody else, does your boss allow you to listen to tunes while carrying out your duties? I suppose if you are customer-facing it can come across as rude.
Do you listen to music while working?
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Sometimes when I am tasked with something that requires me to work head down into it. Most of the time though I am speaking with colleagues, clients, or prospects so there's not a lot of quiet time to fill with music.
I've been working from home so there aren't really any regulations. As far as I'm aware, there aren't any rules in the office itself either so that's not an issue. I think it just makes the work a bit more interesting if you have music.
My works involve writing, content development, editing, digital marketing, SEO, website building, which requires strong concentration, I find music to be a great distraction while working. I like to listen to rock music and I can't play with rock music playing in the background.
When I get the office to myself, I'll blast some random stuff from my MP3 player.
Yes, I listen to music all the time. It's the only way to cope through the workday. 
Depends on what I'm doing but sometimes yeah, for my day job I often will but for side-work it can be more distracting than anything else.
I used to do this when I was still working offline. It is impossible to do this when teaching online. But I listen to music while hiking in the mountains.
Our TV is on throughout the day I like someone blabbering but not necessarily the sound of music (lol)
I also do the same thing. I am in another world when listening to music while doing my online stunts.