But last year I think there was an article linked that explained how Germans have more productivity output per year than US Americans, although Germans have more holidays.
Said that, it's obviously a generalization. I'd think it's very company specific, and depends on many factors, especially the number of "meetings" one has to attend, those that are not work because they have no agenda, no action items, no decisions made etc.
But last year I think there was an article linked that explained how Germans have more productivity output per year than US Americans, although Germans have more holidays.
Said that, it's obviously a generalization. I'd think it's very company specific, and depends on many factors, especially the number of "meetings" one has to attend, those that are not work because they have no agenda, no action items, no decisions made etc.