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They gathered data of office robots that start to work between 8 and 9. Also it's only data of robots forced to use a particular tracking tool. Yes, a work cycl
by erAck 9y ago
They gathered data of office robots that start to work between 8 and 9. Also it's only data of robots forced to use a particular tracking tool. Yes, a work cycle is 2-3-4 hours after having started fresh. Start at 11 and mark something as done at 14.
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- lostcolony 9y ago"office robots" is a generalization you're making, and weakening your point with an insult. That said, without actually describing in more detail how they measure it, yes, it's very, very circumspect. I'd wager even more so than just asking people "hey, when do you feel most productive?" Because the time I mark something done in JIRA, say, is barely correlated to when I spent the most time and focus on it (and even that correlation is not being picked up here. That is, I'd say "The time I spent the most effort on a problem is within 4 working hours of the time I marked it done, unless I completed it first thing in the morning, as I might wait until the end of the day to mark it done, and also barring a whole flurry of initial effort, it not getting me anywhere, I take a break, realized I was thinking about it wrong, go back and get it done in minutes").