It's just a matter of seeing the world.
In terms of goods, think of it this way:
You only drink 1 tea with 1 sugar. If you don't have sugar, you refuse to drink tea, no matter how much of it you have.
In terms of labour:
In one hour, a receptionist helps one patient clear all of the bureaucracy. In one hour, a doctor diagnosis one patient no matter the disease. So, for an hospital to receive one patient in one hour it needs one receptionist and one doctor.
If you have two receptionists and one doctor, or vice-versa, the extra receptionist clears you one extra patient in one hour, but that doesn't really help you at all, because at the other end of the hospital the sole doctor is already occupied diagnosing his one patient.
Therefore, it is better to have an equal number of receptionist and doctors in this case.
You can argue there is substation between inputs, but then you have to a
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craigwilliamson79
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It's those kinds of explanations that make this game so much fun. Makes perfect sense. And besides, if workers could move between professions more easily it would just take one interesting challenge/detail out of the game.
laguna,
thanks for trying to explain, but still make no sense
some people do drink tea without sugar, and some drink tea with milk instead of with sugar.
receptionists and doctors do no necessary needs to be dependents of each other, it's just that in that case the doctor is the critical path. otherwise there is no need for receptionists because most doctors on earth can do their own reception duties.
can a receptionist work without a doctor XON..... yes it makes sense.... it made sense to me before laguna explained it in such clear professional and official terms
thewhy,
if there is no doctor, there is no need for a receptionist. again, the doctor is the critical path, get it?
may be you can explain to me the dependency between doctors and high tech executives?
yeah if you dont have a hi tech executive to manage the 3 hi tech seniors to manage the 5 engineers to manage the machinery in the hospital containing 5 doctors then why hire the doctors.... laguna described it perfectly already anyways... extrapolating the principles of complementary goods and applying it to labor was perfect.... sure its not perfect... you could definitely run a factory only short staffed in one area atleast marginally but its a game and i cant see any better suggestion then to continue with the system.... i dont see a way of making a tree of critical paths for every different factory.... it would be way to complex... sure you can run a hospital with only doctors... but a professional hospital shouldnt be run with only doctors as you will run into problems even though they are the "critical path"
guess i have no imagination how these are dependence on each other
so the medical doctor needs a high tech executive on earth? in my part of the world, it's the opposite because the high tech executive maybe dead already if the doctor can't find a cure for the high tech executive's illness.
been in project management for more than two decades, and in these limited experience of mine pretty much everything else on planet earth has operate successfully via critical path items. hope that you have at least read or have bits of knowledge of "7 habits" because if you taken care of the big important items then everything else should fall into their proper places?
i'm trying to decifer the logics of this game, and do appreciate helps such as yours or others, but let's do these such that we're all on the same game plan.
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540,000 Unemployed - 230,000 Needed for 100% Production, but they don't get back to work, why? Help?
Do you have Obama running the employment area?
please read the comments above.
check the education priority page (one of the most important pages) to see where the shortages are and in which groups you have a surplus.