But is it simply a case that individual productivity looks lower because it's hard to attribute the team's productivity from its members'? After all the whole p

But is it simply a case that individual productivity looks lower because it's hard to attribute the team's productivity from its members'? After all the whole point of working together is so we can create more than we could individually. One guy baking will mix the dough, pound it out, put it in the oven, and decorate the cake, filling up his whole day. A bunch of people baking can make more than they can all eat but the decorating guy is not doing much until it's his turn.