Recruitthebest Daily Digest- Productivity

‘When employees feel a sense of psychological safety, they perform well.’

When employees are in good physical and mental health, and not on the verge of burnout, they perform well.’

When employees work in environments that are inclusive and diverse, exposing them to new perspectives and different ways of solving problems, making for both a richer work experience and personal experience, they perform well.’

When employees are led well, they perform well.’

When employees’ whole selves are cultivated, they perform well.

When employees have the right tools, they perform well.’

If leaders can accommodate some of the values and personal tendencies of each worker, then they are helping a team to perform effectively and productively.’

When a business leader establishes a great work culture, providing employees with the opportunity for a superior experience, the reward is not merely a ‘wow, this is great. Nice place to work.”’

When you understand purpose and vision, you crush obstacles in the way- because you can see them.’

Productivity is what you get when you deliver a clear purpose for your business, empower agency and autonomy for your employees, create a culture of belonging, and actively show that you value your people.’

Better employee experience leads to better productivity.’

Source:

Jill Popelka (2022). Experience Inc. : Why Companies That Uncover Purpose, Create Connection, and Celebrate Their People Will Triumph

These Quotes Will Help You Organize Your Life

If you want to organize your life, according to Gail Golden, ‘Don’t focus on managing time, focus on managing your energy.’

‘Ignore the people who tell you that life is a marathon. The most productive know that life is not a marathon, it’s a series of sprints.’

Don’t compare your insides to other people’s outsides. Those people who look as if they have it all together? They’re just especially good at hiding how flustered they are.’

‘Expecting yourself to be perfect at everything is a recipe for failure.’

‘Be great at the things that matter to you- the things that have meaning.’

‘Figure out what your greatness is and put your energy there.’

‘Do experiments.’

‘It is not true that you can be great at anything if you just want it enough.’

‘Before you take on new goals and responsibilities, you have to ask yourself, ‘What will I do less of?’

Don’t pretend you’re not feeling what you’re feeling. And don’t tell yourself you shouldn’t feel what you’re feeling.’

‘Consciously and deliberately choose where you will be mediocre.’

‘Ensure that you spend your energy on the things that matter by eliminating the things that don’t.’

‘Discipline and freedom are bound together. You cannot be truly free without discipline. You will be enslaved by your impulses, by instant gratification, by mindlessness. You also cannot be truly disciplined without freedom.’

‘No one can be disciplined in everything all the time.’

‘Know the boundaries.’

‘Live your vision.’

Further Reading:

Gail Golden (2020). Curating Your Life: Ending The Struggle For Work-Life Balance