both make a lot of sense, but the biggest mistake they make is to see people as capacity, or as a counter. Each human can be a bit more productive, I fully bel

both make a lot of sense, but the biggest mistake they make is to see people as capacity, or as a counter. Each human can be a bit more productive, I fully believe 10-15% is possible with today's tools if we do it right. But each human has it unique set of experience and knowledge. If I do my job a bit faster, and you do your job a bit faster. But if we are a team of 10, and we do all our job 10% faster, doesn't mean you can let one of us go. It just means, we all do our job 10% faster, which we probably waste by drinking more coffee or taking longer lunch breaks