Please correct me if wrong, if I understand you correctly, you are essentially saying that managers/executives are effectively 'flailing' in the name of increas

Please correct me if wrong, if I understand you correctly, you are essentially saying that managers/executives are effectively 'flailing' in the name of increasing productivity - they're trying anything/everything*. Because of this, it is expected for productivity to remain a top concern. * Though, that anything/everything is perhaps more largely classical productivity techniques, like RTO rather than some other novel strategy. (So, it's not really anything/everything, I'm more thinking techniques that one would learn in a MBA school how to increase productivity)*