Low-Hanging Fruit: 77 Eye-Opening Ways To Improve Productivity And Profits

Management guru, Peter Drucker, once observed, "So much of what we call management consists in making it difficult for people to work." His observation rings true across corporate decision-making, meetings, and management layers. Meanwhile, executives and supervisors struggle with broken processes and unnecessary complexity. How can companies improve? Despite many initiatives, are there simpler ways? In Low-Hanging Fruit, co-authors Jeremy Eden and Terri Long share 77 practical strategies to boost productivity. Using real-world examples from Fortune 1000 companies, they address issues like "unintentional squelch" and "zombie projects." This book isn't just theoretical—it's a handy guide that can influence your career and organization.