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Let's not forget that work is a vector quantity: direction is as important (or more important) than magnitude. Also, it's important to understand the relations
by simmons 15y ago
Let's not forget that work is a vector quantity: direction is as important (or more important) than magnitude.
Also, it's important to understand the relationship between work and productivity. I knew a wannabe programmer who once bragged about how much "hard work" he put into an 8-hour day of manually tweaking data, when he could have written a program to do it in a half hour.
- resnamen 15y agoYes. There are also the superstars that just put in 8 hour days but manage to get more meaningful work done than anybody else in the office.