The world of work has come a long way in the last year. And it feels nothing like what we’d expected. No 9 to 5 workday, no desk in a tower—Today’s work culture has locked our personal and professional life under one roof. Now, we don’t mind the change as such. Companies that earlier couldn’t imagine adopting remote work are thriving under the new circumstances.

In this age of 24/7 Client focus, it is easy for Practice Management to lose sight of the fundamentally important job of looking for internal systematic operating process bottlenecks. In many cases hidden away in the business, there are functions that remain supported primarily by a mixture of seemingly permanent ‘temporary Shadow Systems" such as spreadsheets and shared drives, all supported by manually driven processes.

The concept of burnout isn’t new. But with more employees working from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s certainly becoming more apparent. 38% of remote workers say that burnout has worsened throughout the pandemic. And it doesn’t just affect remote workers. A recent study by StuDocu discovered that 7 out of 10 students experienced a decline in their mental health. So it’s clear that the pandemic is impacting the well-being of people all around the world.

Data is essential to learning more about your organization’s performance. Learn how to measure productivity and leverage this data to boost productivity in this comprehensive guide.

Time Doctor customers have access to more than 5 different analytic reports that provide companies with workday insights and analytics spanning many different areas of their business operations. Our reports were designed to provide our customers with actionable insights in an easy and digestible way so that they can quickly make improvements. One of our most popular reports is the Web & App Usage report.

Are you experiencing issues managing your hybrid team’s performance? If so, take a look at these 4 productivity traps you encounter and what solutions you can use to increase productivity at work.

Employee wellness and the employee experience have quickly become a major focus for many organizations since the onset of the pandemic. In a 2020 survey by Spring Health, 76% of U.S. employees reported that they were experiencing burnout. With such a dramatic majority of employees suffering from symptoms of burnout, encouraging a healthy work-life balance and making efforts to reduce employee burnout should be a top concern for companies.

Enterprises need to monitor for productivity and adjust quickly to avoid misusing their time. Start improving the productivity of your enterprise with these 6 productivity hacks!

With low employee productivity, a team might lose morale or commitment towards a project. They might end up dissipating the project’s importance, and then it might not succeed efficiently. An employee’s motivation towards work is the key factor for any project succession. That’s why it is crucial to discern the factors that can impede the same. If you are an employer who is facing low productivity, then this read can help you with it.

7 ways to surf into “deep work” mode more often.