Saturday, July 21, 2007
Is productivity directly proportional to time?
Few Indian companies are thinking to increase weekly working hours from 40 to 50. In my view productivity is not directly proportional to number of hours spent in office. It could easily be improved by increasing the focus on doing right things and improving motivation of workforce. But by increasing number of hours would only increase the billable hours not productivity.
Quite opposite to study conducted by Gartner and trend suggest that weekly hours will reduce.
Quite opposite to study conducted by Gartner and trend suggest that weekly hours will reduce.
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