8.3.09 | A generation ago, the average person had a 100,000-hour working life (40 hours x 50 weeks x 50 years).  Today, we can do everything that person did in a tenth of the time, a mere 10,000 hours.  Yet as productivity rises, business continuity becomes even more critical to a business’s ability to adapt effectively, which is critical for success. Staff retention and attraction and knowledge-sharing are necessary ingredients and many forward-thinking companies use their workplace as powerful tools to achieve these objectives and to stay on the competitive edge. 

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