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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
Have you heard of A B testing?
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indeed I have. I'm assuming that most who use this technique don't wait a year before examining the outcomes of that testing.
I don't see why someone would want to purposely limit the amount of useful information they acquire. Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly stats are all valuable sources of information. why would you
not want to look at that data? not to stress over, but to learn from.
...I think I just answered my own question there
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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
If you work alone. The rest of us have teams to manage, in fact that becomes our prime roll and for that we have to fit a time schedule of normal working hours.
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I work with hundreds of people. the last thing I am is free from commitments to others and lots of my business (esp the bank stuff) has to be done at certain times. Point is I'm the one deciding whether those commitments are worth it. Whether the work I'm doing makes sense for me and for my bank account. I'm still making my own choices on my own terms
The vast majority of work though? as long as it gets done it doesn't matter whether it's 2pm or 2am. the peeps I work with are all over the world
business hours on the internet, a fascinating concept. what time zone would that be exactly?
