How we measure productivity
A five-day, 40-hour workweek may work well when output is measured by items coming down an assembly line, but productivity is different when it comes to knowledge work.
The pandemic disrupted standard ways of working and created an experiment where companies learned that productivity isn’t measured by hours in a chair.
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Productivity can be defined as the effectiveness of an effort, measured in terms of input and output. This definition is limited, ...
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