From my experiences doing both, I've found that if you were to measure your efficiency in an O(n) sorta way, working in an office: * makes the worst case perfo

From my experiences doing both, I've found that if you were to measure your efficiency in an O(n) sorta way, working in an office: * makes the worst case performance improve * makes the average a little bit better by virtue of that * and does not impact (or even worsens) the best case.