Colleagues are moving away from each other in the workplace because of the virus
According to MBA economist Nemes Zsuzsanna, employees have moved significantly apart in the past year, which may reduce the efficiency of companies in the long run. According to the expert, managers can use network analysis to see exactly which colleagues are seen as opinion leaders within a team, who are the most motivated, who are the most committed. This method prevents staff burnout and puts improvements on a good footing.
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