Fixing the Overload Problem at Work

Employee overload is costly for organizations and individuals alike. But dual-agenda work redesign - which helps people work more effectively and in ways they can sustain - can reduce burnout, deterioration in performance, employee turnover, and other problems associated with overload, delivering be...

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Main Authors: Kelly, Erin, Moen, Phyllis (Author)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: MIT Sloan Management Review 2020
Edition:1st edition
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Summary:Employee overload is costly for organizations and individuals alike. But dual-agenda work redesign - which helps people work more effectively and in ways they can sustain - can reduce burnout, deterioration in performance, employee turnover, and other problems associated with overload, delivering benefits to both companies and their workers
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Physical Description:10 pages