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by divenorth
3261 days ago
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Obviously the more you work the you produce. From his graph the best productivity is less than 40 hours but he thinks 40 is a good trade off between production and productivity. I disagree. In my ideal world we would be working less and still earning a good wage. I hope to see that in my lifetime but probably unlikely. |
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That's not so obvious in software development, where mistakes from yesterday or 5 years ago can mire you in unproductive work for hours or days.
But then I look at lines of code not as value produced but as a resource spent.