The document discusses the productivity to technology ratio, highlighting a significant decline in average productivity growth from 1995-2010 to 2011-2015. It includes insights on the 'work technology productivity gap' and suggests that technology does not necessarily equate to increased productivity. The content references various sources and includes contact information for Daniel Russell, the document's author.

1. Productivity
+
Technology

2. Ratio of the output of goods and
services to the labor hours devoted to
the production of that output
Output/Input = P

3. Credit: edisonmuckers.org

4. Avg. Productivity
1995-2010
Avg. Productivity
2011-2015
Credit: Alan S. Blinder, The Mystery of Declining Productivity
Growth, Wall Street Journal (May 14, 2015)
2.6% a year
0.4% a year

5. Work Technology
Productivity Gap

6. “Why does your desk
have wheels?”

7. Credit: Valve Employee Handbook

8. - Technology ≠ Productivity
- Venn Diagram
- Virtual wheeled-desk
Takeaways

9. Daniel Russell
Founder at Attentiv
Email: contact@attentiv.com
Twitter: @dnlRussell