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Nah, it's that your definition of productivity differs from your organization's. This frequently happens with a lot of other concepts too, like "quality", "main
by nlawalker 8y ago
Nah, it's that your definition of productivity differs from your organization's. This frequently happens with a lot of other concepts too, like "quality", "maintainability" and "security."
Part of being employed is simply compromising with the organization on these things.
- mbillie1 8y ago> Part of being employed is simply compromising with the organization on these things. Since my definition is different from my employers, you say I should adopt their definition, and call this "compromise"? That's an interesting way to use that word.