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How Employee Tracking Hurts Morale and Productivity

Excessive employee tracking, intended to boost productivity, often backfires by eroding trust, lowering morale, and fostering a culture of performative work rather than meaningful contributions. Constant surveillance creates stress, discourages creativity, and shifts employees' focus from quality to appearances, leading to disengagement and even counterproductive behaviors like task inflation and faked activity. Instead of relying on punitive monitoring, organizations should prioritize trust, autonomy, and outcome-based performance, fostering a healthier, more productive workplace where employees feel empowered rather than controlled.

6 Steps To Data-Driven Organizational Change Management

Transform your organizational data into strategic insights and actions. Six steps to drive effective, data-driven change management for your business.

What Is a Workstyle Assessment?

What is a work style assessment? How does it inform career goals and business objectives? Check out this helpful definition with useful examples.

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