Your company is running at 44% of its human potential. Here's what that costs

14 Oct 2026 · 1 min
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Ashish Kothari argues most companies use only 44% of their human potential, costing a mid-size S&P company $228-$355 million annually. The losses come from attrition, disengagement, stress, and meeting overload. He says it's a systems problem, not a people problem.

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