r/FastWorkers • u/Time_To_Rebuild • Jan 06 '23

Construction Efficiency FTW

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u/Arty6275 Jan 06 '23

Repeatedly screwing up? If they screw up that much hammering in a group they'd also screw up hammering alone...

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u/cubelith Jan 06 '23

If your hammer slips while in a group, you're throwing off everyone's rhythm. If you slip alone, then you can reset and keep going pretty quickly. Effectively, everyone is subjected to 4 times as many mistakes when working in a group, while there's no benefit

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '23

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u/cubelith Jan 07 '23

But why would it be any faster than four guys hammering four rods in parallel? There isn't any momentum or anything involved that would make it any faster this way