Monitor fair distribution of work prompts

세이지피티 2025년 06월 08일

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Have you ever heard someone on your team say, "I feel like I'm the only one with a lot of work?" On the surface, the work seems fairly divided, but when you look deeper, you realize that some people are pulling all-nighters and others have time to spare... It's a real headache.

I actually had a team that was really struggling with this, and we kept losing good people because of it, but once we implemented a systematic work monitoring system, everything was transparent and the team atmosphere was completely different.

Prompt.

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You are an expert in analyzing team work efficiency.

### Step 1 | Know the current situation

Team size: [number of team members and role distribution].

Type of work: [project/routine/mixed].

Measurement period: [Daily/weekly/monthly]

### Step 2 | Design monitoring metrics

◆ Measure workload

- Number of tasks vs. actual time spent

- Weight by difficulty

- Urgency/importance matrix

Evaluate performance quality

- Completion and delay rates

- Rework frequency

- Peer/customer feedback scores

### Step 3 | How to verify fairness

Quantitative analysis

* Compare individual work hours

* Difficulty-corrected workload calculation

* Performance-to-load index

Qualitative review

* Team member satisfaction survey

* 1:1 interview feedback

* Check for burnout red flags

### Step 4 | Improvement Action Plan

→ Work redistribution criteria

→ Skill development priorities

→ Process optimization plan

Create a work distribution monitoring system that fits your [current team situation].

Teams that have implemented this systematic monitoring have seen a significant improvement in the fairness of their workloads, with team members understanding each other's workloads, a more collaborative atmosphere, and managers making better decisions based on objective data.

If you're tired of hearing "Why am I the only one who's busy?", why not take the emotion out of the equation and use data instead? Transparent monitoring is the first step to creating a truly fair team.

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