Re:Maybe today’s Navy is just not very good at driving ships
by dv_dt on Monday August 28, 2017 @05:48PM
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The discussion about work hours here typically seems to put effectiveness after 4-6 hours as dropping off for programming, for pilots regulations allow 8 work hours (with 10 required hours off, and at least 8 of those consecutive uninterrupted sleep). It makes one wonder at the working conditions of doctors and sailors.
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Re:Maybe today’s Navy is just not very good at driving ships
by JBlue42 on Monday August 28, 2017 @08:22PM
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Toss in architects, visual effects artists, kinda of whatever job you want in the US, especially if there's no history of a union.
As someone else said, there's a lot of ego involved too. Given that a lot of it is "brainwork", it's the only physical way they might be able to feel they're testing themselves against something.
Most of it in those jobs is just production-churn and an attempt by the higher-ups to save money on things that a) were bid low and b) have shitty margins.