Does faster output
mean less work?
Count the time around the task, too.
Compare preparation, execution, and correction for the same task. The starting numbers are illustrative examples, not measured product results. Replace them with your own observations.
With these example inputs, the new approach takes 10 fewer minutes per task.
Both bars use the same scale. Shorter means less total time.
Make the comparison fair.
Use the same task and the same definition of a usable result. Include manual fixes and failed attempts. If setup happens only once, compare an entire batch or divide setup across the same number of tasks for both methods.
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