I think this ^^^ would be awesome!
One year my mother lost her job. She looked around and found a job typing up court transcripts. I don't know all the details but from what I remember she put what happened on tape in courts onto paper by typing it out.
She really mystified her supervisor. You see, she was typing up about 9 - 10 court cases a day. Her coworkers, regular government employees, were doing about 3 - 4 court cases per day. The supervisor began to wonder how it was a woman who had been out of office work for years could come in and start doing double the amount of work that the regulars did every day...???
I would love to see how those workers spent the rest of their time when they were on our dime!!!
I am not overlooking the "civilian" workplace. However, in the civilian workplace there is a thing operating called the free market and competition. Most of the folks who are in it understand that failure to achieve the goal(s) every day can mean failure to receive a paycheck tomorrow. Thus there is a greater level of motivation, overall.
Regards,
Doug
Caveat: I am not against privacy. ONLY when on duty. Bathroom breaks, regular breaks, lunch not included. But when on company time, yeah.
