4 Improving work-life balance is top priority for most organizations these days. Why? Because a better worklife balance benefits both employee and the organization. Around 33% of the employees with a better work-life balance tend to stay loyal with the company, and companies can reduce turnover rates by promoting work-life balance.

3 Alright, let’s just start with this question: Was that once twice or countless times? I mean how many times have you ended your workday feeling like you’ve been busy all day but achieved nothing? Managers face dual responsibilities because they need to address their personal productivity challenges while ensuring their team members stay productive. And let’s be honest, managing people is not an easy task.

2 Disorganization in the workplace makes employees spend longer time than expected to complete their tasks simultaneously increases stress and decreases overall productivity. This brings organizational disruption that causes employees to lose focus, waste time, feel overwhelmed, and make teamwork difficult. As a result, work slows down, employees do not work well with each other and tasks do not get done in time. Good organization enables teams to work together better for higher performance levels.