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Regarding both work/life balance and remote teams, I would say that it depends. We all see fairly small sample sizes in our working lives, but I've had much mor
by jonkelly 15y ago
Regarding both work/life balance and remote teams, I would say that it depends. We all see fairly small sample sizes in our working lives, but I've had much more success with a team that worked 8hrs/5days than the crazy 90/100 hour weeks. I think there is huge value in downtime, both to keep at-work productivity high and sustainable, but also to provide time to reflect on what we are doing.
- petervandijck 15y agoThat. Downtime to reflect on what we're doing is huge.
- keiferski 15y agoFrom Will Durant's The Heroes of History, on da Vinci's work style: "Leonardo had no trouble explaining...that an artist's most important work lies in conception rather than in execution, and (as Vasari put it) 'men of genius do most when they work least.'"