Why does sitting next to a high performer improve performance?
See and repeat. You see the little details that make them great and repeat it. It is March, so in the words of the late great basketball genius John Wooden,
“It’s the little details that are vital. Little things make big things happen.”
John Wooden won 10 NCAA Championships in a 12 year span - he knows what he’s talking about.
When we are around a high performing individual, whether at the office, in the classroom or at practice, we receive the benefit of seeing everything firsthand. Every behavior, every skill, every action.
Positive Spillover
So it’s no shock what Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management found when looking at high performers' impact on coworkers sitting next to them.When sitting within a 25-foot radius of high-performers, coworkers boosted their performance by 15 percent (They call this positive spillover.)
Unfortunately, only a select few get the opportunity to sit next to high performers. But why should only the lucky few get to learn from the best? They shouldn’t. Everyone should.
Share greatness with everyone
That’s why we package the little details that make people great and share with everyone - spilling the positive impact everywhere.
- Work at home? Learn from the high performers at the office.
- Work on Larry’s team? Benefit from the high performers on Sam’s team.
- Work in Arizona? Grow from high performers in Texas.
Today’s little details are hidden in data.
AmplifAI brings data together and makes the most important details accessible, so everyone can learn from the best.
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