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That second comment isn't making that statement though. It's saying that: cost vs revenue is something we can see. If I buy a plow for $2,500 and it enables g
by dijit 6mo ago
That second comment isn't making that statement though.
It's saying that: cost vs revenue is something we can see.
If I buy a plow for $2,500 and it enables growth of $5000, then arguing "the plow was expensive" is a moot point.
It doesn't make any argument about measured productivity, only investment vs return.
- mulmen 6mo agoThe difficulty in measuring productivity is the attribution. How do you know the new plow enabled growth?
- dijit 6mo agobecause trend and changing fewer variables.
- mulmen 6mo agoIf you could actually prove that you wouldn’t be posting it on HN, you’d be shopping for a mega yacht.
- dijit 6mo agoWhat? Theres hundreds of MBAs who know this and it’s used to squeeze the workforce. Thats why its the default thinking from them, because it works sometimes. I think you missed something.