As you know, many things can improve production, but good communication and well-organized time management are two critical factors to consider. I think that communication is the most important consideration to recognize and a lot of managers have trouble developing these strong skills. There are four primary groups that a manager communicates with all the time. Superiors, subordinates, peers, and the union. Clear communication is a vital part of success.
Good communication can eliminate many misunderstandings and even help to control rumors.
The other important characteristic to increasing job productivity is time management. The best way to start identifying how we can better manage time is to know how we currently spend our time. Time management is really self-management and it begins with making choices. Self-disciple and skillful time management are the keys to meeting deadlines and getting work done. Many people believe that working faster or longer helps increase line rate, but it really does not.