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Re:US Construction worker productivity has dropped 40% in th... by huevosabio on Monday January 23, 2023 @01:59PM (#34493306)
My experience (in the Bay Area) has been that regardless of country of origin, construction work is insanely inefficient. Lots of administrative bs, lots of made up rules, lack of communication between trades, tons of "not my job" attitude.
Re:US Construction worker productivity has dropped 40% in th... by tristor on Monday January 23, 2023 @02:08PM (#34493442)
The Bay Area is whole other beast. Y'all have turned NIMBYism and obstructionism into an art form. That's not how it works in the rest of the country.
Re:US Construction worker productivity has dropped 40% in th... by aorloff on Monday January 23, 2023 @02:07PM (#34493422)
Wait until you hear how large software organizations run
Re:US Construction worker productivity has dropped 40% in th... by Nevermark on Monday January 23, 2023 @02:19PM (#34493571)
The value generated by software often scales up with organization size, while the costs and inefficiencies are unlikely to scale at the same rate.

Given that, very large successful organizations whose competitive edge is not software may still have terrifyingly low software production efficiencies.