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Since they are prioritizing and doing one before the other, I would guess that either they need the same people or the same machines to do it. I would expect di
by mortenlarsen 5y ago
Since they are prioritizing and doing one before the other, I would guess that either they need the same people or the same machines to do it. I would expect different machines for the two tasks. So it must be people? Right?
Anyway, I think their priorities are very sensible.
- bluGill 5y agoDifferent machine and different people both. There is no way around the fact that you need a lot of people to keep up with the snowfall, and falling behind is a lot more expensive in the long run. You can make something a priority, but the difference must be limited because of the nature of the ongoing work (unless you de-prioritize the other to the point where snow isn't plowed at all)