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Yes. They don’t know how to measure output when the work is abstract.

• alkonaut 4y ago
  Exactly, they were never confident in that workers are productive. This is understandable in many cases, but it almost nothing to do with remote work then. They could only measure that employees were busy before, not that they were productive.
  • SantalBlush 4y ago
    And some workers, in their efforts to appear busy at all times, end up interfering with the productivity of others. Maybe we should schedule a weekly meeting to discuss this problem further.
    • Volundr 4y ago
      Sure but who should attend and what should the agenda be? We should probably have a meeting beforehand to plan the meeting.