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SUMMARY:Defining Productivity in the Past
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According to the business dictionary, “Productivity is a measure of the efficiency of a person, machine, factory or a system in converting inputs into useful outputs.” Productivity in a literal sense is defined as an average output per period by the total cost incurred or resourced. Productivity is a critical determinant of cost efficiency. Measuring productivity consist of many elements. In simple terms, the Harvard Business Review says ‘taking the units of output.’ In other words, to divide the product and units of input. In the earlier times, way back in 1911, Taylor, a machinist turned consultant, in his book, the principles of scientific management, wrote “that production rested on variables related to men and machines”
With times evolving and a man entering into knowledge space, today, a thought, such as this,  is to be refuted and rebutted. Productivity can not be related to standardizing employee actions for prosperity and production. Employee productivity cannot be...

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