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It is, it also gives us more downtime during the workday that isn't reflected in the numbers.
by partiallypro 4y ago
It is, it also gives us more downtime during the workday that isn't reflected in the numbers.
- corrral 4y agoI'm not sure this is true. There are accounts of incredible waste and normalized, office-wide work-dodging-while-pretending-to-work in the earliest years of the post-war white-collar office. They read like they could have been written yesterday, with a few of the details changed. It could be that as more people moved into white-collar work, though, the fraction of the population experiencing and participating in that kind of thing has gone up.