Lots of Work
“Working so hard”
“Such a big application”
“So many bugs”
"Too much work load"
"Not enough time"
What should it really mean to the person hearing it? –
Nothing.
I have seen members take loads of work and not bat an eye and do it with ease.
I have also seen members take little work and make it look
big and stress out and stress others out.
I have also seen organizations that plan and work smart.
I have seen organizations that plan to work really, really
hard.
I am not here to explain the right way of doing things.
Whatever floats your boat!! Lol
But, when people talk about a lot of work, it reminds me of
the Woody Allen movie – Annie Hall
There is a scene in the movie with a psychiatrist. The
conversation goes like this -
Alvy's psychiatrist: How often do you sleep together?
Annie's psychiatrist: Do you have sex often?
Alvy Singer: Hardly ever. Maybe three times a week.
Annie Hall: Constantly! I'd say three times a week.
Annie's psychiatrist: Do you have sex often?
Alvy Singer: Hardly ever. Maybe three times a week.
Annie Hall: Constantly! I'd say three times a week.
The frequency is three times a week for both, but the
perception of excessive or insufficient varies between people and their wants
and capacity. Especially how much, they can get away with.
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