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Saying that OP's point doesn't/wouldn't/shouldn't apply to an extremely exceptional case is a tautology (and this is even assuming that Mozart didn't already fo
by wesselbindt 3y ago
Saying that OP's point doesn't/wouldn't/shouldn't apply to an extremely exceptional case is a tautology (and this is even assuming that Mozart didn't already follow OP's advice in the first place, which you haven't exactly established).
Here's a more interesting example, which at least shows that it doesn't apply to a much larger category of jobs than genius composer: If Amazon warehouse workers'd follow such advice, much fewer packages would get shipped.
- BlueTemplar 3y agoAmazon would just hire more workers... (They are paying them by the hour, aren't they?)
- Paul-Craft 3y agoI doubt you could get enough people to want to show up to a 3 hour a day, 7 day a week job, and still be able to run a warehouse at the same cost.
- ekianjo 3y ago> If Amazon warehouse workers'd follow such advice, much fewer packages would get shipped. How so? Amazon is known for tracking performance very strictly. They will find the sweet spot for performance in case they see an opportunity.