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It's also relatively useless as a measurement, so you'd expect the profit motive to drive people away from it.
by regularfry 6y ago
It's also relatively useless as a measurement, so you'd expect the profit motive to drive people away from it.
- Supermancho 6y ago> It's also relatively useless as a measurement It is not. It's specifically used because of the utility in the simplest tasks. Factories are designed around throughput and efficiency of workers.
- mirimir 6y agoFair enough. I was mostly talking about professional staff, such as engineers, and some trades. Most traditionally, for example, lawyers and plumbers.
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- regularfry 6y agoWhat would you do with it in an office, though? It's well known that you can't just throw man-hours at cognitive tasks and expect linear or even monotonic returns.