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How radical transparency can improve productivity for remote teams
How radical transparency can improve productivity for remote teams
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Length:
41 minutes
Released:
Apr 8, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
with Liam Martin from Time Doctor.
Metrics, transparency, accountability, and employee monitoring are very topical concerns for managers of distributed teams. And in order for remote businesses & freelancers to work together harmoniously, is radical transparency really the answer for increasing worker productivity? How does a time tracking tool increase productivity anyway?
Remote workers were disrupting the 40-hour working week long before the COVID global pandemic. Now, many businesses (who were not previously remote-first) have dramatically shifted their business models to rethink how they work, lead, manage and thrive. By 2025 it is predicted that up to 50% of the (US) workforce will be remote.
Does enabling workers to track their time help them to become more productive? Does productivity equate to greater worker satisfaction? Can business owners relax and rely on metrics to effectively manage their distributed team’s productivity? And how does data transparency impact the employer/employee relationship?
Maddie is joined in this episode by serial entrepreneur Liam Martin. As co-founder of Time Doctor and Staff.com, Liam has created one of the world’s leading time tracking tools for remote teams, by using machine learning to help optimize worker productivity. Liam is also a passionate remote work advocate and organizer of popular remote work conference Running Remotely, the largest conference on building and scaling remote teams.
The State Of Work is brought to you by Lano, providing all the necessary tools to hire, onboard, and pay a global team of employees, and a free all-in-one app for freelancers to manage clients, invoices, and payments. The State Of Work is produced by Fiona Laughton and Maddie Duke.
Metrics, transparency, accountability, and employee monitoring are very topical concerns for managers of distributed teams. And in order for remote businesses & freelancers to work together harmoniously, is radical transparency really the answer for increasing worker productivity? How does a time tracking tool increase productivity anyway?
Remote workers were disrupting the 40-hour working week long before the COVID global pandemic. Now, many businesses (who were not previously remote-first) have dramatically shifted their business models to rethink how they work, lead, manage and thrive. By 2025 it is predicted that up to 50% of the (US) workforce will be remote.
Does enabling workers to track their time help them to become more productive? Does productivity equate to greater worker satisfaction? Can business owners relax and rely on metrics to effectively manage their distributed team’s productivity? And how does data transparency impact the employer/employee relationship?
Maddie is joined in this episode by serial entrepreneur Liam Martin. As co-founder of Time Doctor and Staff.com, Liam has created one of the world’s leading time tracking tools for remote teams, by using machine learning to help optimize worker productivity. Liam is also a passionate remote work advocate and organizer of popular remote work conference Running Remotely, the largest conference on building and scaling remote teams.
The State Of Work is brought to you by Lano, providing all the necessary tools to hire, onboard, and pay a global team of employees, and a free all-in-one app for freelancers to manage clients, invoices, and payments. The State Of Work is produced by Fiona Laughton and Maddie Duke.
Released:
Apr 8, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode
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