Alternatives to toxic productivity: why corporate culture should value achievement over hours

Jennifer Moss

doi:10.69645/cupm7757

March 31, 2026The business & management collection.

Alternatives to toxic productivity: why corporate culture should value achievement over hours

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The aim is to explore the negative effects of toxic productivity and promote a culture that values achievement over hours worked.
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Discussion led by Ms. Jennifer Moss
Analysis of corporate culture practices
Highlights the drawbacks of toxic productivity
Suggests strategies for promoting achievement-based culture
Emphasizes the importance of work-life balance in employee wellbeing

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Online presentation discusses valuing achievement in corporate culture, suggesting improved employee wellbeing.

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