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From: architec@cutmcvax.cs.curtin.edu.au (Phil Dench )
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Subject: Re: hardcopy/productivity inverse correlation
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Date: 27 Nov 90 13:00:33 GMT
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In article <46@resumix.UUCP> resumix!stevans@decwrl.dec.com (Mark Stevans) writes:
> I invite commentary and/or anecdotes for or against the following thesis:
>       There is, in general, an inverse correlation between the amount of
>       source code hardcopy a programmer employs and the productivity of
>       that programmer.
 
I find that I rarely do any hardcopy now that I work chiefly
on workstations with multiple windows. Being able to view/edit
multiple files simultaneously certainly has increased my
productivity.

Phil