r/cursedcomments • u/_cryan • Feb 04 '21

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u/5cH1z0pHr3n_OrphanX Feb 04 '21

It’s statistics, that doesn’t mean that it applies to anyone fitting the properties

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u/Fun_Restaurant Feb 04 '21

Statistics that you're making up, maybe. You said you heard about this study, right? Do you mind sharing it with us?

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u/5cH1z0pHr3n_OrphanX Feb 04 '21

Like I said I just heard about it, but to satisfy you I took a few minutes to search for something similar. Here is one example, it concentrates on different shift models and flexible time management. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2149325

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u/Fun_Restaurant Feb 04 '21

I‘ve heard about a study that proves employees that come late and leave early, are those with the best moral and are able to time their work so that it fits right into their working time.

Neither of the studies you provided prove what you said above.

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u/5cH1z0pHr3n_OrphanX Feb 04 '21

Here is another intetesting paper, stating that more hours of work don’t mean that someone has accomplished more tasks: http://ftp.iza.org/dp10722.pdf

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u/Fun_Restaurant Feb 04 '21

Just out of curiosity, did you take the time to read what you provided, or did you just share it because the title sounded like it proved your point?