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How CEOs Can Increase Remote Team Productivity by 30%

As a CEO of an organization with remote set-up, keeping your employees engaged and productive is a challenge. The reason being – remote work brings particular performance hurdles. On the flip side, it also provides organizations with exceptional potential to reach their maximum operational capabilities. The blog discusses remote team productivity roadblocks while introducing functional methods to increase team productivity.

7 Causes of Low Employee Productivity and How to Solve Them

Ever feel like your team’s not quite hitting its stride? Low employee productivity is a challenge that can sneak up on any organization. You might not notice it at first, but before you know it, missed deadlines and decreased quality can affect the overall morale of your business. It’s not just a minor issue, underproductive employees cost businesses hundreds of billions of dollars each year. That’s a lot of lost potential! But here’s the good news.

How to Deal with an Unproductive Employee

Workplace productivity plays a crucial role in determining an organization’s driving forces. Increased employee efficiency yields financial savings and reduces overhead, allowing businesses to invest in other key areas, such as marketing or research. A recent survey by CEO coaching and peer advisory organization, Vistage, revealed that companies that achieve higher productivity yield 63% increases in profitability and 72% increases in revenue growth.

The Hidden Cost of Over-Communication: When Messaging Apps Hurt Productivity

Since messaging apps became popular, workplace communication was modernized to an unprecedented degree. Any form of instant messaging in Slack, Microsoft Teams, or WhatsApp has been favored over slow email chains and is now providing seamless remote collaboration. The irony is that such collaborative communication that was built to increase productivity now does just the opposite.