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diN0bot
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Two Approaches to Employee Productivity
i don't think cutting costs by reducing office space has anything to do with employee productivity....it has more to do with cutting costs.
it is still a good point to optimize where it matters.
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It's true in programming and its true everywhere else: don't optimize before you find the real bottlenecks. Otherwise you'll have a 1% gain but all sorts of unforeseen consequences start popping up.
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It has to do with maximizing the return per employee, so to say. Otherwise you might as well fire the employee and save 100% of the salary.
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it is still a good point to optimize where it matters.