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30% is just a number. Is getting employees working "properly and efficiently" a low importance use of your time? Is it worth 30% of your time? If not, what wou
by brudgers 2y ago
30% is just a number. Is getting employees working "properly and efficiently" a low importance use of your time?
Is it worth 30% of your time? If not, what would be a better use of that time? How much better would that use be?
What is the metric for better? You are measuring your time. Therefore it is easy to optimize for it. That doesn't mean optimizing for your time is a good goal.
Good luck.
- vednig 2y agoAt the same time I am developing an MVP and pitching to potential beta users, so optimizing my time focused at product instead of access management would be great overall, or so I think.