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In their slides: > Work until completion, not just to your hours Sorry, but no. If I wanted to work more, I'd get paid hourly.
by eximius 8y ago
In their slides:
> Work until completion, not just to your hours
Sorry, but no. If I wanted to work more, I'd get paid hourly.
- groestl 8y agoAlso, for creative work, I do believe this produces worse results. Too many breaks are bad as well, but the brain needs downtime between larger chunks of work to come up with better ideas.
- EliRivers 8y agoI'd take it, so long as it cut the other way too. Done with the week's work by Thursday lunchtime? See you Monday morning, have a nice long weekend. It rarely seems to cut the other way, but I understand in some companies it does.
- IshKebab 8y agoYeah that doesn't happen because then they'll just give you more work. What tech job has work that can be "finished" anyway?
- EliRivers 8y agoI can think of software that was finished well before the latest version was released. If the people who were paid to work on that were simply sent home (with pay) instead, they'd be better off, the software would be better and the users would be happier.