Infographic: What you need to know to be productive at work

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Productivity at work is an issue for both businesses and workers but improving productivity could be easier than you might think.

Research conducted by Cornell University found that workers exposed to low levels of noise had higher levels of adrenaline than workers exposed to no noise.

The following infographic from Davitt Corporate Partners looks at some of the things businesses may be doing wrong and how they could increase their employee’s productivity.
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Amie Filcher is an editorial assistant at HRreview.

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