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I don't want to be operated on by a stressed-out doctor who's at the end of a 36-hour shift either. If your only concern was profitability, there are a huge nu

by yen223 13y ago

I don't want to be operated on by a stressed-out doctor who's at the end of a 36-hour shift either. If your only concern was profitability, there are a huge number of engineering companies who achieved success despite, or perhaps because of, encouraging long hours and driving their employees to the ground. That's why profitability is not my only concern.

TeMPOraL 13y ago
> I don't want to be operated on by a stressed-out doctor who's at the end of a 36-hour shift either. Good point. > That's why profitability is not my only concern. It isn't mine either; I wanted to point out that even in the most selfish, profit-focused world imaginable, there'd still be an argument for blurring work and play for at least some types of jobs.