Great at Work

This book takes down the idea of productivity with an approach to focusing on what needs to get done and what is possible.

There are many useful examples, and the book is broken up in a way that makes it easy to digest.

Interesting on the sense it is not for common book in this area because it is backed up by a concrete study and proper statistical analysis. Some conclusions are counter intuitive but the author uses examples very well to explain the reason behind them.