Unchecked complexity in an organization demoralizes employees, slows innovation and raises costs. We have found that people in many companies spend 25% or more of their time on low-value or inefficient activities. If you could get rid of all that unproductive work, you could gain the equivalent of 10 hours more a week from every employee.
Content: Article
Authors: Mark Gottfredson, Michael C. Mankins
Source: Bain & Company
Subject: Management
Authors: Mark Gottfredson, Michael C. Mankins
Source: Bain & Company
Subject: Management
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