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What do they want to achieve? You certainly can find one woodchopper who is 10 times as productive as one other woodchopper. But what does this say about woodch
by ExpiredLink 12y ago
What do they want to achieve? You certainly can find one woodchopper who is 10 times as productive as one other woodchopper. But what does this say about woodchoppers?
- DanBC 12y agoOnce you find 10x woodchoppers exist you study the differences between them and 1x woodchoppers. Do they use different swing of the ax? Do they chop different wood? Are their axes sharper or heavier or have longer handles? You then take those things and give them to the 1x woodchoppers and see if it makes any difference.
- shurcooL 12y agoThe reason you might see a 10x woodchopper is that you measured their productivity for an hour, and the other guy was on his lunch break for 45 minutes. Similarly, engineer productivity may be one level one week and a different level another week. What if you could measure lifetime productivity? Or over 10 year period. That'd be more insightful.