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You should really look at studies on how happy employees are much more productive than unhappy ones. And the trend continues way above the bare minimum of not b
by GTP 2mo ago
You should really look at studies on how happy employees are much more productive than unhappy ones. And the trend continues way above the bare minimum of not being miserable.
- dijksterhuis 2mo agonot sure why you've equated the team's happiness is less important than the software to make the team unhappy. that's an incredibly binary perspective. there's usually more than two priorities. and i agree with you that a team's wellbeing is important. it should be up there in priorities. i'm just pointing out that a team that accepts being <some imaginary figure that's not 100% like 70% or 80%> happy, focussing on the software as more important than their own happiness might do better than a team who are trying to focus on their happiness at the same level of priority as the quality of the software.
- GTP 2mo agoI agree it's not a binary thing, it's just that, by how the parent comment is worded, looks like for them anything above the line of misery is OK. But maybe my interpretation is wrong.