AJ Sadauskas on Nostr: The research is in, and the findings are clear: positive work environments are far ...
The research is in, and the findings are clear: positive work environments are far more productive than cut-throat "social Darwinist" workplaces.
The studies confirm what most of us have intuitively known for a long time: a bad workplace environment is bad for business.
"But a large and growing body of research on positive organizational psychology demonstrates that not only is a cut-throat environment harmful to productivity over time, but that a positive environment will lead to dramatic benefits for employers, employees, and the bottom line."
"First, health care expenditures at high-pressure companies are nearly 50% greater than at other organizations. The American Psychological Association estimates that more than $500 billion is siphoned off from the U.S. economy because of workplace stress, and 550 million workdays are lost each year due to stress on the job. Sixty percent to 80% of workplace accidents are attributed to stress, and it’s estimated that more than 80% of doctor visits are due to stress. Workplace stress has been linked to health problems ranging from metabolic syndrome to cardiovascular disease and mortality."
https://hbr.org/2015/12/proof-that-positive-work-cultures-are-more-productive
#economics #work #productivity npub1055n3fphfrhatn0zw4ujmd34wzan5uv3uqclpe2rsv0wl9ye2xrsg8kq3f (npub1055…kq3f)
The studies confirm what most of us have intuitively known for a long time: a bad workplace environment is bad for business.
"But a large and growing body of research on positive organizational psychology demonstrates that not only is a cut-throat environment harmful to productivity over time, but that a positive environment will lead to dramatic benefits for employers, employees, and the bottom line."
"First, health care expenditures at high-pressure companies are nearly 50% greater than at other organizations. The American Psychological Association estimates that more than $500 billion is siphoned off from the U.S. economy because of workplace stress, and 550 million workdays are lost each year due to stress on the job. Sixty percent to 80% of workplace accidents are attributed to stress, and it’s estimated that more than 80% of doctor visits are due to stress. Workplace stress has been linked to health problems ranging from metabolic syndrome to cardiovascular disease and mortality."
https://hbr.org/2015/12/proof-that-positive-work-cultures-are-more-productive
#economics #work #productivity npub1055n3fphfrhatn0zw4ujmd34wzan5uv3uqclpe2rsv0wl9ye2xrsg8kq3f (npub1055…kq3f)