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How to introduce productivity monitoring to your organization?
In any organization, large or small, public or private, there are always opportunities to increase productivity. Another alternative is to keep track of the productivity of your employees. You can do this in various ways, but it is essential to do it in a way that is respectful of employees' privacy and does not create a hostile work environment. Let us learn about it in detail.

What is productivity monitoring software?
Productivity monitoring software is a type of software that helps manage employees' workflow. It also helps ensure that employees are not wasting too much time on social media or other activities that do not contribute to their productivity.

Tips on how to introduce productivity monitoring to your organization
To ensure that your organization runs as efficiently as possible, you may consider introducing productivity monitoring. You can discover areas where improvements can be made by charting employee productivity.

1. Be Transparent to your Employees
Employee monitoring is a controversial topic. Some people think monitoring employees is unethical, while others believe it's necessary to maintain productivity. To be transparent and make sure that the employees are happy, employers should have a set of clear rules on how they monitor their employees.

2. Communication: Update your employees and managers
In a globalized and digitalized world, keeping employees updated with the latest information is necessary. Using different approaches to update employees, such as remote meetings, video conferences, or even online training, is essential. Communication is a vital component of your workplace. Quality-minded when it comes to how you communicate is just as important as what you actually say.
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