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Keeping score

Mark Graham Brown

1996

The human touch

William W. Arnold

1993

Lessons In Leadership

Mark Johnson

2005

The invisible assembly line

Daniel Stamp

1995

Compensation management

Richard I. Henderson

1976

Construction productivity management / Paul O. Olomolaiye, Ananda K.W. Jayawardane, Frank C. Harris

Paul O. Olomolaiye, Ananda K.W. Jayawardane, Paul O. Olomalaiye et al.

1998

Labour under the Marshall plan

Anthony Carew

1987

Getting work done

HBR

2014

Procrastinate on purpose

Rory Vaden

2015

Handbook for productivity measurement and improvement

Carl G. Thor, William F. Christopher

1993

The 80/20 principle

Koch, Richard

1998

Monday morning leadership

David Cottrell

2002

Diet and physical efficiency

Howard Wilcox Haggard

1935

The change masters

Rosabeth Moss Kanter

1983

Value analysis tear-down

Jerry Kaufman, Yoshihiko Sato

2005

The Hidden wealth of cities

Edward C. Hayes

1989

Deep Work

Cal Newport

2016 ★ 3.9

Monday morning leadership

David Cottrell

2002

Productivity improvement manual

Alan Lawlor

1985

Play to your strengths

Haig R. Nalbantian, Dave Kieffer, Haig Nalbantian et al.

2003

Measurement and Interpretation of Productivity

National Research Council. Panel to Review Productivity Statistics.

1980

Productivity needs of the United States

Audrey Freedman

1989

Productivity in organizations

Campbell, John Paul

1988

Bored and brilliant

Manoush Zomorodi

2017 ★ 5.0

Paying for productivity

Alan S. Blinder

1990

Worker participation

Bruce Stokes

1978

Productivity in transport

B. M. Deakin

1969

Mindsets

Edgardo; Wilkerson, Bill; Homewood Centre for Organizational Health at Riverslea Staff Perez

1998

The Scanlon plan for organization development

Carl F. Frost

1996

The manager's coaching handbook

David Cottrell

2002

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