How bosses waste their employees’ time – The Wall Street Journal
DUBLIN — We have all had bosses who waste our time – requiring us to do pointless projects, having us spend hours on a process that doesn't help get our real work done, or implementing a new plan every day without considering the impact on our ability to get things done. And for all I know, you may be one of those bosses who inadvertently wastes employees time and undermines productivity without realising it. Such time wasting is more than just inconvenient, it can be a real barrier to achieving business goals and can be costly for the company. If you're one of the unlucky ones with a boss who wastes your time, you might want to leave a copy of this article lying around where your boss can find it. And if you're one of the time-wasters, hopefully this has some helpful advice to help you improve productivity and office morale. – Felicity Duncan
By Robert I. Sutton
(The Wall Street Journal) Leaders don't mean to waste their employees' time. Unfortunately, many of them heap unnecessary work on the people below them in the pecking order—and are downright clueless that they're doing it.
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