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If you're measuring your employees productivity in hours, you're doing a dis-service to your employees and yourself.
by 4b11b4 6y ago
If you're measuring your employees productivity in hours, you're doing a dis-service to your employees and yourself.
- TechBro8615 6y agoNo, I'm measuring them in results. But the whole point of the OP was that you have a limited number of results per 24 hours. If that's true, then surely generating results on your personal project before work means you'll generate less at work?
- jeddy3 6y agoAgain, you have to define what is the expected results, and meet up with salary and other things. You can't just demand all of the results.