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It increases anxiety and stress, which probably decreases productivity to a much greater degree than whatever benefits you'd get from time tracking. I suspect
by BigJono 7y ago
It increases anxiety and stress, which probably decreases productivity to a much greater degree than whatever benefits you'd get from time tracking.
I suspect the number one factor to a successful project is a happy, healthy team. I'm pretty sure there's a section in Peopleware that backs that up. I'd be really careful with any approaches that risk losing that dynamic (or preventing it from forming).