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You're focusing on the trees and missing the forest. Please go back and re-read my original comment. Small waste: the few hours/days of lost productivity while
by timr 2y ago
You're focusing on the trees and missing the forest. Please go back and re-read my original comment.
Small waste: the few hours/days of lost productivity while offices are re-opened.
Big waste: the empty offices that were sitting there while nobody was using them, for years.
Maybe they could have avoided the small waste by being more careful and methodical, or maybe that would have taken 10x longer. I don't know, and it's not worth arguing about.
- alabastervlog 2y ago> Big waste: the empty offices that were sitting there while nobody was using them, for years. Occupied offices cost more. [EDIT] Let me put it this way: I have two cars. I don't need two. I need one. I never use one of them. You're telling me I can make that wasted second car non-waste by towing it everywhere with the first one. No, that increases costs. Getting rid of the car would reduce waste.