How to Keep Your Sanity While You Work Less to Get More Done

Posted by stacieawalker under Management
From http://www.womaninleadership.com 4247 days ago
Made Hot by: bizyolk on April 6, 2013 9:49 am

Shorter work hours leads to increased productivity, which ends up with more profit for the company. Overtime destroys this equation because employees get burnt out, tired and physically sick.Why are there employers that still demand overtime, then? Read today's post to find out.

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Written by tcamba
4242 days ago

I agree with this. You can imagine a circle zoomed in a first. You can say that it's circle formation is a line because you see it in a zoomed in perspective. But when you see it in a zoomed out perspective( simulating a bigger time span for work ), you can see that's it is not really linearly proportional. It means, you don't get same work results. Equating it with a linear graph for the payroll means in exceeding on the time will not be as efficient and in some time equivalent, you will have a negative profit.

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Written by stacieawalker
4242 days ago

Teepu,

I really like your feedback. You are so right about not getting the same results from overworking.

Thanks for sharing!

Many Blessings,

Stacie Walker

Woman in Leadership

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Written by AngelBiz
4243 days ago

Excellent advice on keeping sanity in this ultra-busy world. It does seem counter intuitive, but working more and doing multi-tasking leads to numerous errors and problems that hurt the quality of the outcome. It may seem like you are accomplishing more by working longer hours, but when it's the quality of the outcome that matters more than the quantity.

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Written by stacieawalker
4242 days ago

Hello Harry,

Lovely comment! You are so right about the quality of work is more important than the quantity.

To Your Success,

Stacie Walker

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Written by stacieawalker
4246 days ago

Do you think shorter work hours leads to increased productivity, which ends up with more profit for the company?

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