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I think it would be better for most people but coordination cost doesn't grow linearly. So if part of the job imply coordination or communication you will need
by DomreiRoam 11y ago
I think it would be better for most people but coordination cost doesn't grow linearly. So if part of the job imply coordination or communication you will need more than doubling to have the same output.
- dlss 11y agoVery much this. Also: knowledge production isn't a linear function of time. "If it takes one mathematician 12 months of work to prove a theorem, how long would it take 12 mathematicians?" ... probably 13 months :p
- Zigurd 11y agoThat would be true if each problem were unique, as it is in mathematics. FTA: > You can’t really stand out because most of what you’re doing does not require original thinking. So the only way you can distinguish yourself is by sheer endurance.