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Six Ways to Increase Employee Performance Company-wide

The way that companies manage employees matters. However, there is no amount of management intervention that will produce sustainable results when people are misaligned with their jobs. Companies that align their workers are poised to beat their competition.
By Brad Wolff
August 13, 2018
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by Brad Wolff
Brad Wolff is Managing Partner for PeopleMax, an Atlanta-based workforce optimization firm that focuses on helping companies gain control over their people problems to increase productivity, profitability and employee engagement while reducing stress and conflict. You can learn more about Wolff at peoplemaximizers.com or via his new book, "People Problems," now available on Amazon and other fine booksellers.

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