Workers aren't competitors in these systems - Workers output is compared to the measured standard, they are not competing against each other. I'm not going to

Workers aren't competitors in these systems - Workers output is compared to the measured standard, they are not competing against each other. I'm not going to debate if it is / isn't a good thing, because that's individual opinion, but in a distribution setting these systems absolutely help improve performance/output when put into a DC operating at Amazon-scale (at smaller warehouses it's pointless). > We have that too in our production, although it isn't down to the individual Fair, I mean specifically individual user performance tracking has been happening for at least 30 years - because it used to be in a legacy system I used to use. And the time & motion based performance management a-la-Amazon has been around at least 15.