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I think Forbes also missed the point that hours aren't the criterion that people should care about, but rather results.
by Tamerlin 18y ago
I think Forbes also missed the point that hours aren't the criterion that people should care about, but rather results.
- tstegart 18y agoI agree with Goladus, some people don't have room to manage time poorly. When you work in a factory it is hours that matter because the results don't vary greatly by the amount of time you work. Sure, extremely long hours will make a difference, but if you put 16 doors on 4 cars per hour on a line, working two more hours doesn't really decrease that. You don't have time to goof off and be unproductive. If you just went by results, your whole assembly line would be screwed up, because its, well, a line.