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I have lived in America all my life and have never even once heard somebody talk about a week number. The only exception I know of is that electronics geeks som
by ElevenLathe 3y ago
I have lived in America all my life and have never even once heard somebody talk about a week number. The only exception I know of is that electronics geeks sometimes know about the concept because often electronic components have a date code that is the year and week of their manufacture. This is where I got the idea anyway. So, if there is a US standard, most Americans are not aware of it -- even electronics geeks would only bring it up when actively decoding some markings on a suspicious chip.
- BrandoElFollito 3y agoThis is quite a common measure in business, especially in project management. Including in the US, from my experience with a dozen or so large US companies I worked for or with. It is granular enough (~52 weeks) to give good (rough) estimations and is is not difficult to manage (compared to 365 days for instance)