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Taking the idea that the output is the square root of the number of participants, suggests that three companies of 10 people (3 * sqrt(10) ~= 10) do the same wo
by rdlecler1 8y ago
Taking the idea that the output is the square root of the number of participants, suggests that three companies of 10 people (3 * sqrt(10) ~= 10) do the same work as one company of 100 people (1 * sqrt(100) = 10). Not unreasonable but it does suggest optimal organizational sizes and the emergence of modular design.
- uxhack 8y agoA company of 10 will produce an output of 6 if 3 people produce 50% of the work. A company of 100 will produce the output of 20 if 10 people do 50% of the production. So a company of 100 will produce 3 times more than a company of 10.