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If you think that employees consider Monday as the most productive day of the week, think again.

AccounTemps surveyed executives and according to more than 57% of them, Tuesday is the most productive day of the week. 

So why is that Monday not the most productive day of the week for employees? Learn these tips on how to make your Mondays most productive as a worker and you'll get the hint behind why poor Monday is not when employees get the most things done.

Schedule mid-week meetings. 

After weekends, one may not be too enthusiastic to work like a horse and attend meetings like pros if they're done at the very start of the week.  Avoiding scheduling meetings during Mondays might help in accomplishing more important tasks.

Don't check emails first thing in the morning on a Monday.

No need to argue about this. Checking emails is one mega time-consuming activity. And on a Monday?! What other activity can you get done if you're stuck answering hundreds of emails? Doing this chore in the middle of the day may be a great help in keeping your momentum.

So what's the intriguing way to keep your Mondays productive or boost your productivity the whole week for that matter? 

Get involved in an office fling or have an office romance.

Italian researchers have observed that considerable performance improvement can be seen form people involved in office romance. This is because of the concept that romance encourages achievement and proper hygiene. 

What are your thoughts on this? Should office romance be encouraged to boost productivity at work? 

photo from shmridget 

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