Everyone can be 1% better at their jobs every day: A focus on outcomes, "podium people", and marginal gains are key to creating winning behaviour, says @franmillar@Productivity_KR
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“People can be good at things but not enjoy it and that leads to burnout. We’re interested in what energises you, because doing what you love will directly and positively link to your productivity.” @ejhoccpsych and @CarolineABrown1 from @SNCLavalin at #ProductivitySummitEU
.@lizjohnson_gb what a great contribution to our diversity panel today @Productivity_KR Wisdom extending far beyond diversity and inclusion, into workplace culture, maximising team outputs and generally being decent to people. THANK YOU so much for joining us!
The Wellness Matrix from @SophieDietitian the bottom left reads “movement”. Love this, great summary of how wellness directly and indirectly (mental health, self confidence etc) impacts workplace productivity @Productivity_KR
There is huge discrepancy between how employers are doing with mental health in their organisation and what the reality is. More wisdom from @MindCharity Paul Woodruff @Productivity_KR#productivitysummit
.@MindCharity Paul Woodruff on productivity and mental health: Challenge for businesses is creating a safe space and place for people to come and work. People struggle to open up to employers and this means they take time off or leave. BIG cost to employers! #ProductivitySummit
A touch more wisdom from Tim @waitrose on getting workplace culture right: Social capital is deliberate. Ideas are welcome. Experimenting is encouraged. #productivitysummit
On the train home after a buzzing day @Productivity_KR#productivitysummit about to catch up tweeting some more of the insights I managed to scribble down from our speakers (and struggled to keep up with the volume of free flowing wisdom) here we go...