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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
by divenorth 9y ago
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.
- reificator 9y ago> Obviously the more you work the you produce. 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.