Ever since workers moved from offices to work-from-home setups, companies have worried about how they’re spending their time. Many have bought invasive “productivity monitoring” software to keep tabs on people logging keystrokes, timing how long they’re away from their computers, even watching them through cameras. But these tools are about control more than productivity. They
Monitoring individual employees isn’t the way to boost productivity
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