Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for October 22, 2014

I guess that according to math & science, 100% is the real maximum. The only exception to this rule is taxes.

If you give 50% of inspiration and 60% of perspiration then you are giving a total 110% into the project.

I had a manager like Rita. She had no appreciation for engineering standards.

100% is the limit before you break something. I like to compare it to paper clips. If you only put in 3-4 pieces of paper they last forever. If you put in 30-40, they will hold, but are permanently deformed and won’t properly hold 3-4 afterwards.

If you work more than the standard 45 hours a week (Engineers) then you go over the normal 100% of time.Or if you are a Smart engineer, you work 40 Hours and put 65 on the Spreadsheet. Which of course is all the manager goes by anyway.

Oh course the 15 hours was brainstorming from home, while cooking on the BBQ grill and Watching the Game or MMORPG.

that’s only 55 you say, the other 10 was deciding what to put on the labor category….lol

The Bigger-Hammer Theory of Problem-Solving has a corollary: The Bigger-Whip Theory of Management.

The juice IS 100% juice, it’s just 10% of the drink.

Rita’s double negative alters her answer to Jays question. It should be Yes – with that kind of … or No I do not understand, that kind of ….