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The program is made up of 3 stages which are designed to provide you with the best possible processes and get them working for you, quickly … read more . . .
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For the past 10 years we have studied the behavior of busy managers in nearly a dozen large companies. Our finding on managerial behavior should frighten you. Fully 90% of managers squander their time in all sorts of ineffective activities. In other words, a mere 10% of managers spend their time in a committed, purposeful, and reflective manner.
Dr. Helke Bruch and Dr. Sumantra Ghoshal
Harvard Business Review
Most people actually use 60% or less of available work time. When more than 38,000 people in 200 countries were queried about individual productivity, it showed that even though they were physically at work five days a week they were only productively using three days.
Microsoft Office Personal Productivity Challenge (PPC)
On a typical day, office workers are interrupted about 7 times an hour, which adds up to 56 interruptions a day, 80% of which are considered trivial.
W. Cole, TIME Magazine
A person who works with a “messy” or cluttered desk spends, on average, 1½ hours per day looking for things or being distracted by things or approximately 7½ hours per work week.
Dr. Donald E. Wetmore