A productivity study can suggest useful questions, but its headline is not a ready-made forecast for your business.

The workers, tasks, tools, observation period, and outcome may differ from the workflow you want to improve.

Before sharing a result, name the setting and metric. Keep adoption surveys, experiments, and opinions separate.

Check for revisions and limits. Turn the evidence into a local hypothesis, with an ordinary baseline and uncertainty that you can test.

Ask what would have to match for the finding to apply. Research informs the next experiment; it does not replace one.

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