I don’t currently code, but when I did I used to regularly come up with the solution to things that I had been struggling with in my sleep. I would literally wake up and know how to do the thing that I had been trying to figure out.
Any time there's a linear correlation between 'hours worked' and 'productive output' you've a job you should have automated already.
(And most jobs where humans 'add value' are not like that, although I'll grant increasing numbers of employers are hiring 'meat robots' because they're cheaper than the metal kind)
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u/justacheesyguy 17d ago
I don’t currently code, but when I did I used to regularly come up with the solution to things that I had been struggling with in my sleep. I would literally wake up and know how to do the thing that I had been trying to figure out.
Try putting that on a time sheet.