H2 You’ve started your business so it’s up to you to create a healthy workplace culture. Setting expectations for employee time management will lead to success beyond belief.
Millions of managers and business owners are frustrated with the lack of employee time management. Thousands of workers are fired every quarter because they were not on task and wasted company time doing things they shouldn’t have been doing. There are some employees that have gone as far as taking care of their personal business on company time. Most employees have done that because their company did not have or tell them about employee time management expectations. If you want your company to start on the right …show more content…
This is the time to discuss key behaviors they are expected to maintain.
Onboarding and Training- Everyone is nervous when they are new on the job and they normally try to pay more attention to what they are being told so they can keep their new job. This is the time to stress the importance of good time management. It’s also a time to observe their ability and decide if they will need further help in managing their time.
Reviews- If they want a raise, they should have satisfied the matrix that matches their job description. This is the perfect time to give tips and pointers to those that seem to struggle with time management without formally issuing disciplinary actions.
Handbooks and Company Policy Books- Because you want this to become a part of the company’s culture, you should make sure it’s written in the handbooks and policy manuals for the employees to see and agree to.
The point of repeating the importance of great employee time management is so that all aspects of the business can be addressed properly and maximum profits are achieved. Just because you expect them to do their jobs and manage their time responsibly doesn’t mean you can’t have fun in the office. It just means they are there to do a job and you expect them to do it consistently with great