A messy, unsanitary office leads to workers being distracted easily by piles of rubbish and stacks of paper. Indeed, such workspaces could result in employees frequently getting ill and work not being done due to abnormally high absenteeism. By sticking to a cleaning routine and maintaining a neatly organized workspace, employees are much more likely to get their best work ...

This infographic from e-days focuses on workplace and employee productivity and refutes the common misconception about productivity and the idea that the busier you get, the more productive you are.

Sometimes it’s not about the number of people that you have on your team but how productive they are. This infographic on 5 Ways to Boost Your Employees’ Productivity in the Workplace by Naturals2Go.

Training is an investment. For individuals, it builds skills and lifts earnings potential, while for business it contributes to a more productive workplace. Discover the value of upskilling, and see how both businesses and individuals are making the most of their skill sets. Check out the infographic below to learn more.   This infographic is courtesy of the Brighton School ...

With so many distractions, sometimes it’s easy for your concentration levels to fall and your work output to suffer. There are ways to help you drive your work productivity! Check out the infographic below to learn more.   This infographic is courtesy of ERS Computer Solutions.

As great as social media has been to allow us to instantly connect with friends and family miles and miles away, it also has a severe negative impact on the productivity of workers and students. “As American students and workers spend more time on the Internet and on social media sites in particular, their levels of productivity are tanking. The ...

Entrepreneurs generally work longer hours than employees of their own company and others.  An entrepreneur also has a difficulty walking away from “the job” at the end of the day or taking vacations.  For endurance purposes, making the work environment as comfortable as possible is important – not just ergonomically, but psychologically as well.  One way to do this is ...