Why It’s Hard to Actually Work at Work
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In this session, Shibu Basuthakur talks about the barriers to productivity and specific strategies that can help everyone do more with less.
Ever get your best work done on the plane? Have you wished for a 25th hour in the day so you could do what you actually wanted to do? In this session, Shibu Basuthakur talks about the barriers to productivity and specific strategies that can help everyone do more with less.
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