Ack, sorry for the confusion. I mean that if your users are waiting on jobs, they get the result when `encode time` + `enqueue time` + `wait time` + `dequeue t

Ack, sorry for the confusion. I mean that if your users are waiting on jobs, they get the result when `encode time` + `enqueue time` + `wait time` + `dequeue time` + `decode time` + `execute time` is completed. Even though you might not need raw 1000 jobs/second throughput, your users will still benefit by reducing `wait time` + `dequeue time` + `decode time`, which goworker does.