This seems to assume the person being asked considers the work they're paid to do as "productive"... When I'm at the office, that's generally an obstacle to my being productive.
What's the ratio of important work you actually get done, if you compare the most productive 10% of your work days versus the least productive 10% of your work days?
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Yep, I'll let poll-takers define 'important work' however they want....
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0 really screws up the math
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Another interesting question is if a large such ratio is mostly due to some days being very bad or to some days being very good. I guess it's mostly the former, in which case the ratio between very good days and the average day should be substantially smaller.
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If the least productive 10% is literally useless, then the ratio is infinite. And if the least productive are things that end up being a step backwards…
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Division by zero overflow
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0.666
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I'm in construction. How do you define productive? Money made?
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