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This seems like an assertion that may need to be challenged. I'm not convinced a team with no downtime is working at maximum output, let alone maximum efficienc
by milesvp 9y ago
This seems like an assertion that may need to be challenged. I'm not convinced a team with no downtime is working at maximum output, let alone maximum efficiency. My experience is that teams that are constantly busy are rarely working on the most important thing, either for the short term or for the long term.
- BatFastard 9y agoIsn't that poor planning? I never want a team "busy", I want everyone to see where we are going and why.