“More hours logged ≠ More productivity.”

One of the biggest myths in the workplace is that the number of hours you track directly reflects how productive you are.

Here’s the truth:
• Long hours don’t always mean quality output.
• Burnout can make tracked hours misleading.
• Without context (billable vs non-billable, deep work vs admin tasks), raw numbers don’t tell the full story.

True productivity comes from clarity, prioritization, and focus—not just clocking more time.

That’s why forward-thinking teams are shifting from time = output to value = output.

I’m curious—what do you think?
Do you measure productivity by hours, deliverables, or something else entirely?

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