Thank you for the answer. I have couple of points to elaborate. > that self control is the issue Self control is always an issue and in general we all have pe

Thank you for the answer. I have couple of points to elaborate. > that self control is the issue Self control is always an issue and in general we all have periods of low productivity. If you feel like you can't produce anything useful today due to emotional distractions or general slack you can take the rest of the day off. > What I suspect would happen that for a short time you would see no changes but little by little productivity would wane until someone would need to step in and set the system back in to a productive system again. What if "management" system wouldn't introduce real productivity gain for creative workers and all we have is visual productivity and just low productivity all the time on average? I'm wondering will the productivity boost happen if we eliminate any form of psychologic pressure? Why productivity will wane if you allowed to work on anything you want? You work in a small team and can pair-programm and just talk weekly to your colleagues on calls if you feel like you need to discuss something.