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Some productivity best practices from top business executors include setting clear goals, prioritizing tasks, delegating responsibilities, using productivity tools, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. It's also important to manage time effectively, avoid multitasking, take regular breaks, and stay organized. These practices can help increase productivity whether you're working in an office or remotely.
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Below, we share some productivity best practices from the business world's top executors, how those best practices can be added to your personal productivity toolkits, and how you can download and customize the spreadsheet model we created to help. The goal here is to help explain how to be more productive at work or working remotely. Companies and entrepreneurs alike have struggled with how to assess productivity in a hybrid workplace. But with more people than ever working remotely OR working for themselves, it can be hard to manage schedules and get everything done. If you want to go straight to the spreadsheet explainer, do so now.
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