What follows from individual productivity is productivity of the business. Unproductive people don't make a productive business. It's not about having unproduc

What follows from individual productivity is productivity of the business. Unproductive people don't make a productive business. It's not about having unproductive people. It's about optimising the productivity of the team/business as a whole rather than the individual. It doesn't matter if I'm my most productive sitting in a dark room by myself at 3am if, by doing that, the rest of the team is blocked or going down the wrong route because they need to talk to me. War room teams work when a high degree of collaboration or 'piecing together work inputs' is what matters. So most software development then ;-) If you are solving a tough problem. Or dodging a bullet, you will be productive doing it alone. Evidence?