This document discusses strategies for enhancing productivity among unproductive employees. It argues that while unproductive employees are tolerated initially, they become problematic if their lack of productivity continues. The document recommends closely monitoring employees' workplace behavior through control checkpoints and routines to identify unproductive behaviors. If employees do not change their behavior after this, it suggests letting unproductive employees go, as the core rule of management is that if an employee is not profitable, they have not really worked. The overall message is that organizations must change unproductive work behaviors to increase productivity and prevent remaining a "third world" economy.