Archive for 'Employee productivity tips'
Does your team have a lunchtime workout?
Posted on 17. Feb, 2009 by admin.
A Bristol University (UK) research project suggests pre-work exercise or lunchtime workouts result in a more productive, happier and less stressed workforce.
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Which button would you disable in Outlook?
Posted on 16. Feb, 2009 by admin.
“We have noticed that the “Reply to All” functionality results in unnecessary inbox clutter. Beginning Thursday we will eliminate this function, allowing you to reply only to the sender. Responders who want to copy all can do so by selecting the names or using a distribution list.”
- A CIO.
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Remindo review
Posted on 16. Feb, 2009 by admin.
So – you work in a virtual team of people and your employees and freelancers are spread all around your state or country, or planet… Or, maybe you just work in a small office, but haven’t managed to invest in a Sharepoint server because – well you just think it’s too big business and there’s better things to be spending your money on.
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How to automate repetitive tasks to boost employee productivity
Posted on 13. Feb, 2009 by admin.
How many times do you go through the same processes each day? How many times do you launch the same websites, copy and paste data or interrogate databases? Have you ever stopped to think how much time you would save if you automate repetitive tasks?
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Time tracking software
Posted on 13. Feb, 2009 by admin.
We came across this page on Wikipedia a few days ago which we wanted to share on the blog. It gives a full comparison of over 20 different employee productivity tools.
We’ve said it before – the software is the easy part. The tricky part is the cultural acceptance of any new system which you are looking to introduce…
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FruitfulTime: The above review describes FruitfulTime Productivi...
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Vandana Shah: Looks really great and is very interactive....very...
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Wayne Regehr: We have found that the by optimizing the onboardin...
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Sarah: I have staff working for me all over the world. Th...
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Dan: If you'd like to keep track of your repetitive tas...
