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High performing people like Dijkstra was probably working 6 days and 1 meeting day. Not sure where you got the 4 days part from the article. 50 percent more d
by j7ake 3y ago
High performing people like Dijkstra was probably working 6 days and 1 meeting day.
Not sure where you got the 4 days part from the article.
50 percent more deep thinking time will compound enormously over a career, especially in winner-take-all dynamics like Dijkstras profession.
- rawoke083600 3y ago>more deep thinking time will compound enormously over a career Damn that's kinda nice, never thought about the "compounding effect" of as you call it "deep thinking", I can 100% see how that be !
- bjornasm 3y ago>Not sure where you got the 4 days part from the article. They didn't get the 4 days part from the article, they said the norm should be 4 days working and 1 day for meetings for normal workers.
- jbottoms 3y agoHis work also spanned large regions of CS. We owe most operating system architectures for his work on T.H.E. Computer designs including the basic ISO stack.