Byjus Logo


National Productivity Day | How to bring your A-game to work

Team StoryWeavers|February 11, 2023, 20:23 IST|
Follow us on,

National Productivity Day

You’ve been trying to concentrate on the job at hand, but your mind refuses to cooperate. The day’s almost over, but your tasks are not. To-do list’s growing, deadline’s inching closer, and your nervous energy is not helping. The clock ticks louder. Your heart beats faster. You break into a cold sweat. 

And you wake up with a start…

For people who maximise the usage of their time, even the slightest hint of non-productivity is enough to cause nightmares. While we all want to be productive, it’s not always easy. 

Also Read: International Day of Women and Girls in Science | BYJU’S techies shatter stereotypes in STEM

Some swear by productivity techniques that have now become quite popular. These include Pomodoro, Time Blocking or timeboxing, The Eisenhower Matrix, Personal Kanban, among several others. This National Productivity Day, we spoke to some talented BYJUites, who tell us how they strive to remain productive all day, every day. 

National Productivity Day

National Productivity Day

Our amazing BYJUites have implemented several methods, hacks, and even lifestyle changes, to boost their workplace productivity and grow in their respective careers. Hope you too can utilise some of these tricks and tools to enhance your productivity at work and beyond. 

Also Read: Creating impact and embracing new challenges: Why Suraj Marpak decided on a career shift to BYJU’S

Or if you have any hacks yourself, please share them with us. Leave a comment!

Like what you read? Head to Life at BYJU’S to learn more about our work, people, and the stories that make us unique. To explore job opportunities, check out Careers at BYJU’S

About the Author


Bidushi took a left turn from journalism and landed up in the corporate world. She is a foodie and considers eating good food amongst the greatest joys of life. Keen on travelling and exploring new places, Bidushi has spent the last four years of her life in three different Indian cities. But she has also learned that her bedroom is her happy place. Screens relax her greatly — whether it's watching a movie or a TV show or reading a riveting bestseller on her e-reader. A cheerful person, she prides herself on making friends easily. When not working, Bidushi can be found spending time with her parents, talking to her friends over a call, or browsing the internet for that one lipstick!

Leave a Comment


*

Testimonials

Join 100+MN Registered BYJU'S Users

Book Your Free Class Now

Thank you!

Your details have been submitted
successfully.