Abstract
Human performance is recognised quite rightly as being the most important of all the factors governing production. It is a blend of speed and skill depending very much upon circumstances. We have already seen (chapter 2) that people working on the same factory order do best by:
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Getting to know one another
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Agreeing to finish their work and meet at prearranged intervals
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Keeping one another informed
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Allowing one another to get on with the job uninterrupted in the meantime.
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Verzijl, J.J. (1976). Human performance. In: Production Planning and Information Systems. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-04030-8_5
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