Time is a terrible metric for value. Hear me out....
Work Shouldn’t Stretch to Fit the Clock
We’ve all seen it. Someone finishes early, then burns 5 hours looking busy.
Why?
Because the system rewards presence, not output.
We’ve all seen it. Someone finishes early, then burns 5 hours looking busy.
Why?
Because the system rewards presence, not output.
That’s broken, and it burns out your best people.
Don’t Penalize Efficiency
If someone completes a high-value task in three hours, why punish them with five more hours of filler?
- Defined scopes
- Clear outcomes
- Autonomy after execution
We don’t micromanage the time. We measure the result.
Build a Culture That Honors Momentum
Cut the control. Trust your team.
Let them breathe after they build. So they are fired up for the next win.
Let them breathe after they build. So they are fired up for the next win.
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Stop stretching time. Start multiplying the value.
—Klark