In November, the forum "Productivity 360" was held, where a survey was conducted: "How would you assess the annual potential for productivity growth in Russia?"

A significant portion of respondents (27.85%) believe that the annual potential for labor productivity growth in the country could exceed 10%.

It seems to me that labor productivity, in other words, how much work a person can do during a working day, has not changed at all for a very long time. And labor productivity only grows in individual companies due to automation. For example, they worked manually, carried parts from table to table, then installed a conveyor, and productivity increased; then robots were placed in some areas, and that's it—productivity does not grow further at all.

What do you think?

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