Productivity

The total profit a business makes each year

The rate of output measured against input

The number of workers employed by a company

The amount of money spent on advertising

Increased travel time for managers

Output is increased with minimal input

Increased product prices for customers

More hiring regardless of need

Higher profit

More wasted resources

Lower output

Higher labour costs

Natural resources

Human resources

Raw materials

Finished products

Lower labor costs

Higher output with minimal input

Increased waste

Lower costs per unit

Provide training to improve staff skills

Increase staff motivation

Reduce product quality

Ignore technology

Using video calling software to hold meetings remotely

Hiring more staff to increase output

Reducing the number of working hours

Increasing the price of products

It always increases labour costs

Machines or robots do some production work

It prevents any need for management

It makes staff less motivated by default

Praising staff for good work

Providing a pleasant work environment

Reducing salaries

Encouraging teamwork

To waste resources to test employees

To ban technology in the workplace

To avoid giving any feedback to staff

To manage staff and operations efficiently so time, effort, and money are used effectively