The Coronavirus pandemic ushered in a cultural change within the workplace, specifically regarding productivity. When a business adopts a culture of productivity, being productive becomes the driving force behind employees’ work ethic. But what happens when productivity culture becomes toxic? In this article, we’ll explore toxic productivity culture and its pitfalls. We’ll also cover what a healthy productivity culture looks like and its benefits.

Your sales team is the lifeblood of your business. But keeping them working at maximum efficiency can be a tricky balancing act. In fact, 40% of companies missed their sales targets in 2020. So what is the secret sauce that keeps your business out of this statistic? It all comes down to efficiency and how well your sales team uses their time and resources to close deals. Your sales team needs to be as efficient as possible in today’s competitive global marketplace.

Many companies let go of workers as soon as the recession started to emerge. We have better tactics to propose, so you can keep both your company and your staff.

Toxic bosses are like the elephant in the room: they exist, but we don’t talk about them, even when we should be. No one deserves to be working under those conditions! Especially, if you’re like most people that spend the majority of your waking hours at work. It’s important to have a healthy and positive work environment in order to be productive and happy. Unfortunately, not all bosses promote this workplace culture.

When it comes to getting things done, most people think the best way to be productive is to do as much as possible. But what if there was another way? What if you could actually get more done by doing less? It may sound counterintuitive, but it’s true – and it’s called subtractive productivity. In this blog post, we’ll look at what subtractive productivity is and how you can use it to boost your productivity and achieve your goals.

The 30th of August is observed as Small Industry Day in India to recognise the contribution that diverse small-scale firms and industries have contributed to the Indian market. This holiday is observed to support the expansion of small enterprises and to provide additional employment possibilities for the nation's young. The small business sector is the key part of any growing economy. Small businesses and big enterprises need to be treated with equal importance in order to see substantial growth.

The IT industry is among the most competitive ones in the world. That is why IT employee retention is a big problem. The average employee turnover rate in this sector is around 20%. In any given year, one-fifth of the workforce changes jobs. There's a high turnover rate and an even higher percentage of employees who are unhappy with their jobs. Another reason is that people don't see their work as fulfilling or challenging enough to be worth staying at their company for an extended period.

Performance reviews require you to use succinct, precise, yet diplomatic language. Stay tuned for five perfectly balanced performance review examples — learn from them and borrow some ideas!

It's no secret that cybersecurity threats are becoming more and more prevalent, and companies are starting to take notice. But while it's important to make sure your company is taking the necessary steps to protect itself from potential cyber attacks, it's also important to make sure you're not making it too difficult for employees to do their jobs. After all, if employees are spending all their time trying to wade through complicated security measures, they're not going to be very productive.

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