Faster employees may indirectly motivate colleagues to increase production

Tuesday, June 15, 2010 - 13:21 in Psychology & Sociology

You wouldn't think that there would be much similarity between a hockey line and an automobile assembly line. However, University of Alberta management-science researcher Ken Schultz says that both groups can learn something about line design and human behaviour, which may help them perform better.

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