The most difficult thing to do is to stop work after 30 hrs (or whatever the time-to-be-paid is) It is counter to stop working if the job is not completed. But one must learn the discipline to stop.
Even if you can squeeze more productivity into 30 hours the temptation should be resisted.
The outfit I work for intentionally gives 9 hours of work to new employees and has them work an 7.5 hour day. It's intentional and brilliant. New people do not know they don't have to do 9 in 7.5. Old timers coach them but it is a very hard thing to tell someone to work slower.
I think Amazon will realize more productiviy in 30 than in 40 (in some cases)
Even if you can squeeze more productivity into 30 hours the temptation should be resisted.
The outfit I work for intentionally gives 9 hours of work to new employees and has them work an 7.5 hour day. It's intentional and brilliant. New people do not know they don't have to do 9 in 7.5. Old timers coach them but it is a very hard thing to tell someone to work slower.
I think Amazon will realize more productiviy in 30 than in 40 (in some cases)