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The value of the work you do at home is a small fraction of the value you produce at work. Employers risk a lot of money on engineering, but even more on market
by abtinf 8y ago
The value of the work you do at home is a small fraction of the value you produce at work. Employers risk a lot of money on engineering, but even more on marketing, sales, product management, support, vendors, operational processes, legal, infrastructure, and more. Each of those areas acts as a multiplier on the value produced by everyone in the organization.
- rjzzleep 8y agoIs it? I'd wager most human beings can't just turn off their head when the clock hits 6 pm. So you will think about work, think about problems at work and your mind will inevitable work on issues you experienced at work when you sleep. Sure, none of it visible, but I find the way we think about productivity highly questionable.
- abtinf 8y agoI meant my comment in the context of the person I was replying to, who was considering working on something at home that is unrelated to their day job.
- jdoliner 8y agoIn my case the work I did at home eventually turned into my company which now has all of the things you're describing to better leverage it. But it all started with high leverage work that I did all by myself.