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My expectations are not unrealistic. I don't even care if someone who can achieve a task in 20% of his time is paid for 100% of his time. The task was completed
by harel 11y ago
My expectations are not unrealistic. I don't even care if someone who can achieve a task in 20% of his time is paid for 100% of his time. The task was completed, that's all I care about. That, and that the person is happy and s/he has done the task the best possible way. This is not a scheme to get more out of people - its an idea to get exactly what is really needed and at the best quality. This at least is how I work and I don't think I'm alone. I'm aware this has been done before though the examples of 37 signals and automatic are the only ones. I would have hoped the idea of a company where the needs of the company and the needs of its employees are of the same value, is not so rare that only those two companies come up...
- Mz 11y agoFwiw, I was not leveling an accusation. I think this kind of work is the wave of the future and I hope to blog more about it at some point. It can be done badly and cause problems. When done well, I think it gives ordinary people some of the perks usually only enjoyed by the jet set and well off retirees. I sincerely hope you pull it off and wish you the best.
- harel 11y agowasn't taken as accusation at all :) I am looking for critique and holes, caveats and best practices. That's why I posted. I really appreciate your reply.