How to Improve Workplace Productivity? Accentuate the Positive
Strictly speaking, productivity is all about comparing inputs with outputs - for example, how many widgets Jane or Joe Employee (or their workgroup or their company or even their country) can crank out per hour of work.
Whatever the variables measured, though, productivity requires a catalyst to creatively leverage all the resources required to produce goods or services. The most valuable of those resources, of course, is people. And most often, that catalyst is leadership.
Read more from Friday's TrendWatcher on improving productivity.
Whatever the variables measured, though, productivity requires a catalyst to creatively leverage all the resources required to produce goods or services. The most valuable of those resources, of course, is people. And most often, that catalyst is leadership.
Read more from Friday's TrendWatcher on improving productivity.
Erik is the head of marketing at i4cp, and has nearly 20 years in the market research and human capital research industry.