Can Facility Management And Robots Skills Help Employee

Can time pressure management raise employee individual or team efficiency or inefficiency? In what situation, time pressure can raise efficiency productivity? How can improve efficiency? It depends on raising bonus, salary, raising welfare, building good relationship between employers and employees or other factors to improve efficiency in more time pressure working environment or less time pressure working environment. I shall indicate some organizational behavioral cases to attempt to explain whether suitable time pressure working environment factor can assist organization to raise efficiency. I shall indicate labors abnormal long time working hours factor which can influence society economic growth and raises productivity in long time. Why do I choose to research this topic? Because I discovered many employers need labors to increase working hours to work often, such as China, Hong Kong etc. developing countries. Although, they feel this method will help them to reduce to spend salary or wage expenditure to employ extra full time labors to assist them to achieve to raise aim of productivity. But in fact, they neglect to consider other disadvantages to cause their labors to feel tiring and unfair treatment and reduce their standard of life, due to their labors will not increase salary or wage very much and who also need to work very long hours per working day. I shall indicate evidences to prove why abnormal work hours method can only raise productivity in the short term, but this method can not raise productivity in the long term and it can also influence overall society economic decline and it can also influence labors' standard of life to be poor. In the final, I shall also recommend how employers change their methods to achieve to raise their productivity in the long term. Can robots and facility management skill can help organizations to improve performance and let employees feel comfortable to work more easily? keywords: expectancy theory, ERG theory, Maslow's hierarchy, Concept of motivation, goal setting theory, Attribute theory, path goal leadership theory, organizational cultures and subcultures