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This is good brouhaha down with the man confirmation bias feeding writing, but... -The commute has nothing to do with the work day. If you work less or more, y
by dinedal 16y ago
This is good brouhaha down with the man confirmation bias feeding writing, but...
-The commute has nothing to do with the work day. If you work less or more, you still have to commute to get there to do the work.
-The author presents no alternative, except hints at the digital nomadic work style. If you're going to try to dismantle a structure that, as written in the article, has kept big business in America running for so long, please provide a reasonable sounding alternative so if we agree with you we can do something about it.
- cryptoz 16y agoThe idea around commuting is this: With the 9-5 workday, nearly everyone commutes at the same time which causes epic traffic jams. If we staggered the workdays so that some worked 8-4, 9-5, or 10-6, 11-7, etc then the traffic problems of most cities would disappear. Yes, that's still an 8-hour workday. But it's not the same as the current 8-hour workday model we use right now.
- byoung2 16y agoI've worked 7-4 the last 3 years and it helps a little in the mornings but the afternoons are about the same (Los Angeles traffic). It's still worth it to have the office to myself for 2 hours in the morning.
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