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But people who could make 250$ per hour don't want to work lol. Scalability of work on output is definitely not linear. If I had to work 10 hours a week on anyt
by YetAnotherNick 4y ago
But people who could make 250$ per hour don't want to work lol. Scalability of work on output is definitely not linear. If I had to work 10 hours a week on anything I want I would definitely perform much better in 4 weeks than a person working 40 hours a week for someone else can perform.
- acover 4y agoThere's also the reverse in team size. 2 people @ 20 hours a week < 1 person @ 40 hours a week. Obviously depends on the task.
- dsfyu404ed 4y agoExactly. I can make hundreds per hour flipping heavy machinery. I can't make a day job out of it because the local market doesn't have enough volume to support that unless I incur a bunch of cost that reduces my hourly profit in an attempt to scale to a point where I can reach a broader market (i.e. start a real used machinery selling business).