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Especially in an office setting. Why especially then?
by Broken_Hippo 4y ago
Especially in an office setting.
Why especially then?
- ChuckNorris89 4y ago>Why especially then? Because some office workers think they are special in regards to their output being more creative and cognitive rather than physical and therefore should not be measured in the same fashion as the number of widgets per hour made by a factory worker or tiles per hour laid by a handyman for example, even though ironically, modern SW tools like Jira and processes like Agile & Scrum attempt to do just that, turn cognitive work into factory style repetitive assembling/plumbing work. Which most of it is :) B.R.B, gotta wrap up those story points for the end of the sprint. /s, but only barely
- marcosdumay 4y agoHum... The only thing the tools do is documenting what is done and what needs to be done. All the commoditization of laborers is done by people. And yeah, commoditization of factory workers is a large problem too, and the commoditization of the skilled professions (WTF, a real oxymoron) is a "what the hell are you even thinking?" situation.