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Either : "The timers at grocery checkout does not 'aid' productivity." Or: "It sure does cause people to work harder." Both of these sentences cannot be true
by stevetrewick 11y ago
Either : "The timers at grocery checkout does not 'aid' productivity."
Or: "It sure does cause people to work harder."
Both of these sentences cannot be true at the same time.
/drove a checkout part time for 4 years a while back, proud of my scan rates. There is an art to it the mastery of which brings great satisfaction.
- Retric 11y agoThey mean different things. Productivity 'Aid' generally reduces effort required, such as google search or a nail gun. Playing music is a classic motivator that does not reduce effort. PS: I am sure the company’s bottom line loved your metrics. But, again that’s just driving corporate profits not middle class incomes.