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I'd argue that really effective mind work is max 4 hours per day (max concentration and productivity suited for solving hard problems). Less intensive work can
by risyachka 6y ago
I'd argue that really effective mind work is max 4 hours per day (max concentration and productivity suited for solving hard problems).
Less intensive work can be done for a few hours more, after that it is pure wasting of time.
- gbronner 6y agoPowerPoint jockeying isn't mind work. You need them to be there, do the work, and not complain because everyone is on a crazy tight deadline and everyone is tired. Unfortunately, you can't split the work between people as the communication overhead and loss of secrecy overwhelms the savings in time