u/daredevilk

Except it doesn't. I've looked into this a few times and all the results I've gotten have been inconsistent at best. Especially when talking about the VFX industry

Was hoping someone here had actual experience with it, but thanks for the unhelpful comment

It got us our medical understanding of today and it didn't harm anyone (living) so morally fine imo

Does Australia have an LLC equivalent?

If they'd said the same thing about the 40 hour work week then it would've never happened

I've yet to see/hear of an organisation/field of work that would not be able to do 4 day work weeks

If there's the need for 24/7 coverage then they do shifts like every other 24/7 coverage company in existence

You're using anecdotes with no factual basis to argue the data provided from a factual study done in the link OP posted

If you work somewhere that doesn't monitor performance (performance =\= hours worked) then you're working somewhere that has no idea what it's doing

So you're measuring work purely by hours, instead of actual productivity and output

Sales teams are usually heavily commission based. Do you think they care about the number of hours a week they work?

What missing 20% of work? The work is getting done, productivity is up?

If you measure work purely by hours then you're not measuring the right thing

20 years? Most people working minimum wage jobs already need 2 jobs just to survive.

If the company is more productive and making more money than before who cares if they're in an office or not at their desk?

Per¢age

Percentageage?

Didn't they subcontract that out to various third party studios? And that was part of why it was such a mess at launch for so long

I'm feeling a bit of a solution to the same as the tourists are you still have the same as the tourists are you still have the same as the tourists are you still have the same as the tourists are you still have the same as the tourists are

Clearly my autocorrect thinks I'm insane

Thanks!

I've been thinking about taking a trip to Japan recently. Any tips?

I disagree that he would need to live an entirely different life to learn something he was shown to be capable of already

Time is a bit wacky in there. There's no way to know whether that was his first or his millionth run through

Either way, the entire point of the show is that people can improve given time. For them to say that and then say "Except this generic narcissistic white dude. He's irredeemable" doesn't make sense

Not to mention that during the "are humans redeemable test" the judge put on Brent was able to skyrocket up from being terrible to almost acceptable in less than one sentence, when he was shown the error of his ways

And we're told the system is working 100% so I reckon he makes it through. It just takes a while as he's a deeply flawed person with quite a few bad habits to work through

Nearly drowning then having to spend the next few months (I'm assuming) at sea would not chill me out

Scrum, not agile

Proceeds to shoot a hole the size of Japan

Now I'm imagining a little sad Devil trying to clean the gunk but there's always more and now I'm sad

He's a coward though, he wants them eradicated but he doesn't want to risk it himself

By today's standards it's no Bueno, but wasn't she working as that era's equivalent of a prostitute? (And wasn't she the best in the area or something?) Or have I misunderstood what that job was

I think it's superman red son or son of krypton or something where batman is super poor and does similar