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Leave the Office Earlier

How to Strike a Balance Between Workplace Productivity and Employee Burnout

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Burning the midnight oil is harmful to employees and employers. But deadlines loom, e-mail piles up, and your star employee has put in another thirteen-hour day. How can leaders keep key people producing at high levels but not leave the organization from overwork and stress? Laura Stack will explain how to:

  • Articulate the long and short-term benefits of high productivity.
  • Create a win/win dual contract of productivity.
  • Select the best method of communication for your purpose.
  • Create a code of conduct for meetings.
  • Learn email courtesies and protocol to avoid wasting others' time.
  • Use voice mail as a productivity tool and use proper etiquette.
  • Produce guidelines for reducing interruptions at work.You'll find behavioral techniques to help you spend fewer hours at work. You'll find out how to discuss productivity improvements with key organization leaders. And you'll understand why productivity initiatives are important in the context of helping employees leave the office on time, lead a more balanced life, and increase job satisfaction.
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      • Publisher's Weekly

        May 3, 2004
        Quoting a 2003 workplace study by COGNA Behavioral Health called"Worried at Work: Mood and Mindset in the American Workplace," Stack argues that workers are stressed to epidemic proportions. Building on the platform of the acronym"PRODUCTIVE," Stark, who holds an MBA and gives inspirational speeches, introduces 10 quizzes and consecutive chapters based on the productivity factors: preparation, reduction, order, discipline, unease, concentration, time mastery, information and equilibrium. By combining fill-in-the-blanks charts and lists with her established techniques, Stark presents a method of organization that can be individualized and effective. Thankfully, her didactic tendencies are muffled by her straightforward style and effort to target each individual organizer. Her book is thorough, and although the payoff is a good one, readers who are truly swamped may not have the time to complete all of the exercises.

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