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I am also confused about what this paper is describing. My read is that having two staff (a dedicated barista and a dedicated cashier) outperforms having one st
by andthenzen 2y ago
I am also confused about what this paper is describing. My read is that having two staff (a dedicated barista and a dedicated cashier) outperforms having one staff (working as both barista and cashier). This seems like a trivial result, am I missing something?
- elcritch 2y agoIIRC from what I've read about queue theory, it's not that having two staff halves the time, but that it can be multiple factors faster. Though I haven't read this particular paper yet.
- CameronBanga 2y agoYeah, that seems to be the gist of the entire paper. It's a two year old submission as well, so a bit odd overall.