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> - I also personally found that about 6 of us (team leads/seniors) ended up with much more pressure, and stress due to trying to force 8 hours of work into 6 h
by rmc 9y ago
> - I also personally found that about 6 of us (team leads/seniors) ended up with much more pressure, and stress due to trying to force 8 hours of work into 6 hours of a day.
Isn't the point to do less work per day?
- pc86 9y agoThe argument for shorter work days is that people are more productive per unit of time in the office, and that the net result is increased productivity. So maybe less total work but if that argument holds water then it makes sense that your work day in a 5- or 6-hour day should probably feel a little more hectic, and a little busier, than an 8- or 9-hour day.
- gozur88 9y agoI expect as you get away from the very bottom of the organizational tree it's impossible to be more productive in less time. Too much of what you do involves the sort of interfacing with other people that isn't going to benefit much from more focus.