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Referent Power: What, How and Why?

In 1959 social psychologists French and Raven found five types of powers in organizational behavior. Coercive, Reward, Legitimate, Expert, and Referent power are five different powers. They divided these five power types into formal and personal powers. Coercive, reward, and legitimate are formal powers whereas Referent and Expert powers fall into the category of personal powers. Leadership requires different types of powers and an ideal leader knows which power to use in which situation.

Preventing Employee Burnout: A Holistic Approach

In an age where productivity reigns supreme, employee burnout lurks in the shadows. Dive into our comprehensive guide on understanding, preventing, and mitigating burnout. Explore data-driven insights on employee burnout and discover holistic strategies, including the transformative role of Insightful's remote employee management software, to foster a healthier, more resilient work environment.

Managing Non-Compliant Applications: A Proactive Approach to Risk Management

Navigate the challenges of non-compliant applications in the modern business landscape. Explore comprehensive desktop monitoring and management solutions to bolster security, maintain compliance, and foster a culture of proactive risk management.

Values of Idle Time Tracking for Businesses

Idle time which is also known as free time or unproductive time is time when employees are not engaged in any productive work. This includes break time, meeting time, etc. The prominent causes of idle time in offices are system breakdown, seat shifting, interrupted internet connections, personal breaks, strikes, meetings, and similar other reasons.Since employee idle time is a crucial component of workplace productivity, knowing it better is essential.

Beyond the Ordinary: Exploring Game-Changing Productivity Books

Pursuing productivity has become a relentless journey in a world that never stops moving. We all strive to accomplish more in less time, to unlock our full potential, and to soar beyond the ordinary. But how do we embark on this quest for peak efficiency and effectiveness? The answer often lies in the wisdom and insights found within the pages of books.

Reclaiming Our Stolen Focus in the Digital Age

Explore the modern "attention crisis" dissected in Johann Hari's "Stolen Focus" and discover actionable strategies for individuals and workplaces to combat digital distractions. In addition, discover how monitoring remote workers productivity and timekeeping for remote employees can help keep distractions at a minimum and productivity at it’s highest.

From Paper To Digital: The Evolution of Employee Time Sheet Management

In 1913, the concept of tracking hours in a professional setting took a significant leap forward, thanks to Reginald Heber Smith, a lawyer with a vision for greater organization. To enhance efficiency and accessibility in his law firm, Smith introduced the practice of recording hours worked on cases, a method that later became known as “billable hours.” This innovative approach transformed the legal industry and impacted various professionals, from independent contractors to freelancers.

Improving Productivity in Offices with Games and Activities

Team games for offices are essential to go beyond the casual chit-chats and support employees to know each other better, build understanding, and trust, and better their communication skills.When people from different places, educational backgrounds, and work experience come together to work in an organization, it becomes difficult to break the ice. Working alone cannot develop understanding and trust among them which is essential for working together on the same projects with similar goals.