How to Save Over 4 Hours a Week

How The Worth Work System Saves Hours of Lost Time Every Week Workplace conflict costs more time than most leaders realize 34 minutes per act of incivility, up to six days per disciplinary case. Shane Jacob breaks down a real example from his own company, where a written warning could have cost days of lost productivity but instead cost about two hours, because the foundation of trust was already in place. He explains why written warnings feel so personal, what it takes to build a high-trust relationship, and why The Worth Work System's biggest benefit isn't culture it's time. In this episode, Shane Jacob takes a hard look at how much time and money people problems can cost a company. What you will Discover: How fear increases the cost of time and why that quickly becomes a cost in dollars How defensiveness turns one performance problem into a productivity problem for an entire team How to get time back so you can get work done