#RedBranchWeekly: How to Lead Productive Organizations

By Marissa Litty:

Managers want to lead productive organizations. Simple as that. While there are tons of strategies and tactics for boosting employee satisfaction or overcoming disengagement, every single one can be drawn back to the desire for productivity. It makes sense. How can a company be profitable if its people aren’t getting work done? Thankfully, there are many ways to improve employee productivity, and our partners at Inspire Software, ClearCompany and IQTalent Partners are sharing some of their own.

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Do you have a fool-proof plan for leading productive organizations? Tell us about it on Twitter @RedBranch!

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