-: I think a strong work ethic is
best exemplified by efficiency, right?
We could put in all of us, you know,
however many hours a week we want to,
but if we're not having effective conversations
and effective meetings,
if we're not getting work done in a timely manner
because we're, you know,
it's spread out too far and we're, you know,
we're paralyzed by the amount of data we have,
then we're gonna be really, really slow, you know?
You can work as hard as you want for a given week
and spend as many hours as you want,
but if you're not getting things done,
if you're not efficient in that week,
number one, it's going to tire you out and you're going to,
you're gonna get burnt out of the job.
If you can't effectively get things done in a timely manner,
produce something that's effective,
and move the company in the right direction,
and then you can move on,
either to go home and spend some time with your family
or move on to the next thing you have to get done,
the ability to get things done in an efficient manner,
move on to the next thing
or go spend some time with your family
is really, really important so you don't get burnout,
so that you don't get tired of what you're doing
and not wanna come into work every day.