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> 4% decline. OK... What if alligator clamps hooked to a employee ears and a car battery boosted productivity 4%? Would that be worth it? What if it was 15%?
by brucethemoose2 3y ago
> 4% decline.
OK... What if alligator clamps hooked to a employee ears and a car battery boosted productivity 4%? Would that be worth it? What if it was 15%?
This is what I feel like when they talk about the work from home productivity decline. It totally ignores a (for some people) massive increase in quality of life, as if thats totally worthless.
- 3cats-in-a-coat 3y agoTell me about the increase in quality of life on Twitter. Maybe it's because people can just freely spread propaganda and extreme ideologies there now. Or maybe it's because occasionally you can't have links to competitors, or links at all, and their search and trends is blocked. Or maybe it's when you get "rate limit reached" after 5 minutes of browsing. Or maybe it's the CEO, currently chairman and CTO, constantly acting like a child in a way where if he were a regular employee he'd fire himself?
- brucethemoose2 3y agoOh I think I posted to the wrong thread, lol.