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It’s Curious, I wonder if as the portion of time people spend on hard problems increases the rate of burnout increases. 10 years ago a much larger percentage o
by lumost 4y ago
It’s Curious, I wonder if as the portion of time people spend on hard problems increases the rate of burnout increases.
10 years ago a much larger percentage of my day was spent on non-taxing activities that have since been automated.
- hackerfromthefu 4y agoI think so
- MathMonkeyMan 4y agoThis speaks to the "labor" argument made above. More efficiency means harder work, but it must also be less work, unless we are trying to extract more from workers. OTOH, it might not be so bad to extract more from workers. More money and all.
- robertlagrant 4y agoExactly - if you can do more, you can get paid more.
- MathMonkeyMan 4y agoYou can get paid more, or the value can be passed on to shareholders. Depends.