Less Is MoreIn an age when every business needs to achieve more with fewer resources, Jason Jennings offers the key to ramping up productivity. In this BusinessWeek bestseller, he identifies the world’s most productive companies and reveals their secrets—none of which, surprisingly, include layoffs. The companies he features are truly astonishing, from Ryanair, which generates three times more profit per employee than the legendary Southwest Airlines, to Nucor, a steel firm with annual growth of seventeen percent for the past thirty-one years and the highest paid workers in the industry. Drawing on these and other amazing companies, Jennings presents his readers with solid advice on how to streamline businesses, eliminate waste, and inspire greatness within a workforce. |
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... they're affected by differing national tax rates and often include a myriad of onetime charges or credits that may not be a reflection of actual income from operations. So we decided instead to use income from operations divided by the ...
... they're affected by differing national tax rates and often include a myriad of onetime charges or credits that may not be a reflection of actual income from operations. So we decided instead to use income from operations divided by the ...
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... they're selling, because it takes up valuable time. “Submit everything in writing, please.” □ A trucking company that sat perched on the edge of the grave only five years ago and has reinvented itself as an efficient leader in ...
... they're selling, because it takes up valuable time. “Submit everything in writing, please.” □ A trucking company that sat perched on the edge of the grave only five years ago and has reinvented itself as an efficient leader in ...
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... they're stacked on a pallet for forklifting onto a truck or railcar. During the U.S. energy crisis of the 1970s, Lantech founder and chairman Pat Lancaster came up with the idea of wrapping pallets of boxes tightly with strong plastic ...
... they're stacked on a pallet for forklifting onto a truck or railcar. During the U.S. energy crisis of the 1970s, Lantech founder and chairman Pat Lancaster came up with the idea of wrapping pallets of boxes tightly with strong plastic ...
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Contents
The Hard Work Begins | |
STREAMLINE | |
The Truth | |
Destroy the Bureaucracy and Make It Simple | |
Get Rid of the Wrong Executives and Managers Fast | |
Systematize Everything | |
Continuous Improvement | |
Compensation | |
DIGITIZE | |
The Plugin Myth | |
MOTIVATE | |
Keeping Everyone on the Same Productivity Page | |
A Lean Spirit | |
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Less is More: How Great Companies Use Productivity as a Competitive Tool in ... Jason Jennings No preview available - 2002 |
Less Is More: How Great Companies Improve Productivity without Layoffs Jason Jennings No preview available - 2003 |
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