Liz Kislik June 18, 2020 The majority of your team members are likely to be more stressed right now than you’ve ever known them to be. You’re probably more stressed too. Even the most even-keeled pros may be feeling more anxious, sad, angry, and confused by the disruptions of the pandemic and the anguish of … Continue reading Want to Be More Productive? Help Your People Adapt and Feel Better
Tim Riesterer — June 5, 2020 Turns out, training effectiveness scores are impacted by “room quality,” even in a virtual environment. “Training leaders were refusing to teach in the basement classrooms because their scores were lower versus when they would teach in the top floor classrooms with a view of the city and windows all … Continue reading The Good Room or the Bad Room?
Nikola Baldikov — June 3, 2020 Over the past couple of years, the world has been evolving at an alarming rate. Technology has made it possible for teams to come together while being scattered across the globe. 2020, in particular, has been a unique year where that technology has come in handy. Amid this unprecedented … Continue reading Must-Have Tools to Boost Business Productivity in 2020
Eva Webster — April 29, 2020 Working from home took on a new connotation when the COVID-19 crisis shut down businesses globally and across North America. People ordered to stay home had to find new ways to get their work done and businesses needed to adapt accordingly. Of course, challenges arose. One of the biggest … Continue reading Isolation is Causing Your Remote Employees to be Unproductive & Here’s What to do About it
How to Tune Out Distractions While Working During the Pandemic With the COVID-19 pandemic taking away thousands of lives, world leaders put their countries under lockdown. People have been forced to stay indoors and work from home. While this setup gives employees more free time and breaks between each hustle, it also makes it difficult … Continue reading How to Tune Out Distractions While Working During the Pandemic
Ed Muzio — March 17, 2020 Dear Microsoft Office Development Team, Recently, my Office 365 calendaring system started paying closer attention to me. On a morning that started like any other, I was surprised to find an automated email informing me of the percentage of my time I’d spent “available to focus” versus how much … Continue reading Meetings Aren’t Wasted Time: An Open Letter to the Developers of Microsoft Office
Liz Kislik — March 6, 2020 Scott McCarthy, from the Moving Forward Leadership podcast, and I talked recently about leaders’ responsibility to sustain a productive work culture, even when individuals behave in countercultural or unnecessarily disruptive ways. We agreed that coming up with effective ways to work things out is not an intuitive process. These … Continue reading Leaders, This is How to Help Ensure a Productive Work Culture
Maini Homer — February 26, 2020 I’m really feeling it this morning. I’m sitting here with my laptop at the ready, with a whole stack of work ahead of me. Photo by Mor Shani on Unsplash Today is pitching day, and I can tell you, the feeling in my stomach is not great. It’s funny … Continue reading Why Pushing Yourself Out of Your Comfort Zone Will Only Lead to Greatness
Vartika Kashyap — January 27, 2020 We all desire to be the best at what we do. After all, we wouldn’t start if we don’t want to be successful. As a new entrepreneur, being productive, fast, and efficient is what you need to get in. While there are many things that are important when setting … Continue reading 11 Productivity Tools to Skyrocket Your Business Growth
Young Entrepreneur Council — January 15, 2020 Sometimes it feels like there just aren’t enough hours in the day to get all your work done. Read below to find out how members of the Young Entrepreneur Council answered the following: What is one approach entrepreneurs can use when looking for creative ways to find more … Continue reading 15 Creative Ways To Find More Hours In Your Work Day
